Hold-up definition
Hold-up means forcible removal by actual or threatened violence against the Insured or Employee(s) of the Insured.
Hold-up means when a person having some weapon threatens the Insured or its/his domestic staff and there exists a possibility of actual physical threat to the person of the Insured or its/his domestic staff.
Hold-up means when the Insured or its personnel is/are threatened by any weapon and there exists a possibility of actual physical threat to the person of the Insured or its personnel.
More Definitions of Hold-up
Hold-up by no means is inevitable. For example, if the chosen standard has to compete with rival standards, the owner of the SSO’s chosen technology may end up with little market power.3 If users can respond to a supra-competitive royalty rate by defecting to a rival standard, the patent holder will find itself unable to obtain anything more than the competitive price. But if there are no rival standards, the owner of the technology chosen for the standard may have market power sufficient to command supra-competitive royalties.
Hold-up means when a person having some weapon threatens the Insured / Insured Persons and there exists a possibility of actual physical threat to the person of the Insured / Insured Persons.
Hold-up or “Panic Alarm” means an alarm which is manually activated by a user an intended to signal a potentially life threatening emergency such as a robbery, home invasion or other event where a user is at the scene of the alarm.
Hold-up means when a person having some weapon threatens the Employees of the insured and there exists a possibility of actual physical threat to the person of the Employees or Customers of the Insured, while they are on the Premises.
Hold-up means theft accompanied by violence or threat of violence by anyone other than an employee of the Insured.
Hold-up means taking advantage of the other party's weak bargaining position.
Hold-up. Lemonade, Parkwood Entertainment, 2016.