Error or omission definition
Error or omission means any actual or alleged error or misstatement or omission or neglect or breach of duty including misfeasance, malfeasance or nonfeasance by an "employee" in any capacity arising out of the "scope of duties."
Error or omission means any negligent act, error or omission while performing those services de- scribed in the Schedule of this Coverage Part under the Description of Services.
Error or omission means the failure to execute required actions, or mistaken actions committed by a MEMBER and the liability arising out of a WRONGFUL ACT by a MEMBER due to the negligent action or inaction, mistake, misstatement, error, neglect, inadvertence, or omission by a MEMBER in the discharge of duties on behalf of the TRANSIT AGENCY.
Examples of Error or omission in a sentence
However, in no case shall an Error or omission create reinsurance coverage that would not have existed in the absence of the Error or omission.
However, in no case shall an Error or omission create reinsurance coverage that would not have existed In the absence of the Error or omission.
Error or omission or other defect in the project staff any conflict in no contract.
More Definitions of Error or omission
Error or omission means any act or failure to act by a Protected Person while acting within the course, scope and authority of his/her employment, office, or position with the Port Authority, that results in or constitutes an erroneous or improper discharge of such Protected Person’s duties to the Port Authority (including the making of an incorrect statement), but that does not constitute legally actionable fraud or an intentional or knowing breach of duty.
Error or omission means any negligent act, error or omission while performing those services described in the Supplemental Declarations of this Coverage Part under the Description of Services.
Error or omission means any actual or alleged error or misstatement or act of omission or neglect or breach of duty including misfeasance and nonfeasance by the insured in the discharge of their duties with the public entity.