Insurance Settlement Agreements definition

Insurance Settlement Agreements means (i) the Archdiocese Insurance Settlement Agreements, (ii) the settlement agreements between the Archdiocesan Parishes (including any Catholic Entities) and the Parish Settling Insurers; and (iii) the settlement agreements between the Seminaries and Seminary Settling Insurers.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means the settlement agreements between the Archdiocese and the Settling Insurers and/or the settlement agreements between the Catholic Entities and the Settling Insurers, as approved by Final Order of the Bankruptcy Court.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means the settlement agreements in respect of insurance policies issued by Kansa General International Insurance Company Ltd. and Northumberland General Insurance Company to ITCAN and/or its predecessor entities.

Examples of Insurance Settlement Agreements in a sentence

• Without in any way limiting the foregoing and subject to any Asbestos Insurer Coverage Defenses, the Plan Trust shall be empowered to elect to (or not to), initiate, prosecute, defend, settle, and resolve all Asbestos Insurance Actions and Direct Actions, and to maintain, administer, preserve, or pursue the Asbestos-In-Place Insurance Coverage, the Asbestos Insurance Action Recoveries, Asbestos Insurance Rights, the Asbestos Insurance Policies and rights under the Asbestos Insurance Settlement Agreements.

• Agreements shall be determined exclusively under the applicable Archdiocese Insurance Settlement Agreements and those provisions of the applicable Approval Order approving such Archdiocese Insurance Settlement Agreements, and the Confirmation Order.

• Consents to the sale of such Seminaries’ Interests, if any, in the Archdiocesan Settling Insurer Entity Policies in accordance with the applicable Archdiocese Insurance Settlement Agreements and to the contribution of the proceeds from such sales and settlements to the Trust, as provided in the Plan.

• Archdiocesan Settling Insurers” means the Persons listed on Exhibit L(1) whose Insurance Settlement Agreements are approved by an order of the Bankruptcy Court and such order becomes a Non-Appealable Order.

• Consents to the sale of such Other Insured Entity’s Interests, if any, in the Archdiocesan Settling Insurer Entity Policies in accordance with the applicable Archdiocese Insurance Settlement Agreements and to the contribution of the proceeds from such sales and settlements to the Trust, as provided in the Plan.

More Definitions of Insurance Settlement Agreements

Insurance Settlement Agreements means, collectively or separately as the case may be, the agreements between the Debtors and any Settling Insurer that resolve Insurance Claims, including the CM Settlement Agreement, the Home Settlement Agreement, and the NMPCIGA Settlement Agreement and any similar agreement with a Settling Insurer designated as such after the Effective Date pursuant to Section 26.4 of the Plan.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means any documents or agreements related to an Insurance Policy under which any Debtor and any Insurer resolved a coverage dispute by the Insurer’s payment in full of a stipulated sum to the Debtor prior to the Chapter 11 Cases.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means the settlement agreements among the Diocese and the other Protected Parties and the Settling Insurers, which are included as Exhibit D to the Disclosure Statement.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means the settlement agreements between the Archdiocese and the Settling Insurers, as approved by Final Order of the Bankruptcy Court.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means (i) the Diocese Insurance Settlement Agreements, and (ii) the settlement agreements between the Diocesan Parishes (including any Catholic Entities) and the Parish Settling Insurers.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means the settlement agreements between the Archdiocese and the Settling Insurers.

Insurance Settlement Agreements means the settlement agreements among the Archdiocese and the other Protected Parties and the Settling Insurers.