Period of Indemnity definition

Period of Indemnity means the period of time that begins immediately following the "anticipated date of completion" for the "insured project". The "period of indemnity" ends on the earlier of:

Period of Indemnity means the period of time beginning after the waiting hours period and ending at the earlier of:

Period of Indemnity means the period beginning with the earlier of the date of notification or the first publication of an adverse media report (whichever applies), and ending on the earlier of:

Examples of Period of Indemnity in a sentence

• In respect of any of fraud or dishonesty committed by the relevant Employee unless such act of fraud or dishonesty is discovered during the aforesaid Period of Indemnity and within six (6) months thereafter or within six (6) months after the death dismissal or retirement of the relevant Employee whichever event shall first happen.

• In respect of any of fraud or dishonesty committed by the relevant Employee unless such act of fraud or dishonesty is discove red during the aforesaid Period of Indemnity and within six (6) months thereafter or within six (6) months after the death dismissal or retirement of the relevant Employee whichever event shall first happen.

• The insurance limits for this insurance shall be based upon a minimum of twelve (12) months of income with a three hundred sixty five (365) day "Extended Period of Indemnity" endorsement.

• During the Period of Indemnity stated in the Policy Schedule and,2.

• Employee shall not include any person with a proprietory or partnership interest of any nature in the Business of the Insured.Period of Indemnity Period of Indemnity shall mean -in respect of named employees the dates stated herein as the Period of Insurance or in any subsequent amendatory endorsement thereto.

More Definitions of Period of Indemnity

Period of Indemnity. , in relation to a licence, means—

Period of Indemnity means the period specified in a Certificate.

Period of Indemnity means the number of calendar months stated in the Declarations of this Extension which are in excess of the Deductible.

Period of Indemnity. Means the 60-day period beginning on the first Notification or Adverse Media Report, whichever is first.

Period of Indemnity means the period of time that begins on the date that "rental income" becomes in arrears for a particular "rental unit" or in the case of the death of the sole lessee of the "rental unit" the date that the first payment would have been due after the death of the lessee, and ends at the earlier of the following:

Period of Indemnity means the period during which you incur Business Interruption Loss, beginning with the expiry and satisfaction of the Waiting Period; the Period of Indemnity shall not exceed three months unless we at our sole discretion agree in writing a longer Period of Indemnity in the event that you are still incurring Business Income Loss or Recovery Costs as a result of a Business Interruption Incident.

Period of Indemnity means the period commencing on the earlier of the date of notification or the first publication of an adverse media report (whichever applies), and ending on the earlier of: (1) the date that gross revenues are restored to the level they had been prior to notification or the first adverse media report (whichever applies); or (2) One hundred eighty (180) consecutive days after the notice of claim under Coverage H is received by us.