Insurable Replacement Value definition
Examples of Insurable Replacement Value in a sentence
The amount of such insurance shall be the Full Insurable Replacement Value.
The amount of such insurance shall be the Full Insurable Replacement Value (as defined below).
All such policies shall specify that proceeds shall be payable on a Full Insurable Replacement Value basis if the improvements are actually repaired or rebuilt and on an “actual cash value” basis if the improvements are neither repaired nor replaced, and shall include a “guaranteed amount” or “stipulated amount” endorsement of coverage in lieu of a coinsurance provision under the policy.
The Full Insurable Replacement Value of Building 154 initially shall be four million seven hundred forty – two thousand dollars ($4,742,000).
The Full Insurable Replacement Value of Building 543 initially shall be one million four hundred fifty – three thousand dollars ($1,453,000).
Tenant shall, throughout the Term, maintain coverage at the current Full Insurable Replacement Value (with a commercially reasonable deductible) determined as provided herein.
Lessor or Lessee may at any time, but not more frequently than once in any three year period by written notice to the other, require the Full Insurable Replacement Value to be redetermined, at Lessee's expense, by an appraiser selected by Lessee and reasonably approved by the insurer(s) and Lessor.
Thereafter, at each annual renewal, the Full Insurable Replacement Value shall be raised by an amount not less than the percentage increase in construction costs in the region for the previous twelve (12) month period as reflected in the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ & Swift West Coast Cost Index (or a successor index reasonably acceptable to Lessor) using the Trend Multiplier for the San Francisco Area.
The amount of such insurance shall be the Full Insurable Replacement Value; provided that earthquake insurance shall be in an amount that is commercially available and comparable to that which would be customarily carried by owners of comparable properties in the Palo Alto area.
Full Insurable Replacement Value" means one hundred percent (100%) of actual costs to perform demolition and debris removal and the repair or replacement of the buildings and other Improvements on the Premises or any part thereof (without deduction for depreciation), and an increased cost of construction endorsement, and, in the case of builders' risk insurance, including materials and equipment not in place but in transit to or delivered to the Premises.