Residual Liability definition

Residual Liability means any liability of the Transferor:
Residual Liability means any Liability of the Transferor Group arising from or in connection with the Business or the Policies if:
Residual Liability means the total of the accrued, continuing, future and contingent liabilities for claims incurred during the registration period.

Examples of Residual Liability in a sentence

  • Automotive Liability insurance covering all owned, hired, and non-owned vehicles with Personal Protection insurance to comply with the provisions of the Michigan No Fault Insurance Law including Residual Liability insurance with minimum bodily injury limits of $1,000,000 (One Million Dollars) each occurrence and/or aggregate minimum property damage limits of $1,000,000 (One Million Dollars) each occurrence and/or aggregate.

  • The CONTRACTOR shall carry AUTOMOBILE insurance as follows: Residual Liability $1,000,000 each accident, combined single limit Personal Injury Protection Statutory Property Protection Statutory This coverage shall protect the Agency and Ottawa County, its employees, agents, representatives, and subcontractors against claims arising out of the work performed or products provided.

  • The transfer of any Transferring Asset, Transferring Liability, Residual Asset or Residual Liability to the Transferee shall have effect notwithstanding any provision (whether express or implied) to the contrary in any contract or arrangement with any policyholder or any other person.

  • The Transferee shall have sole conduct of any third party claim in respect of any matter which constitutes or is reasonably likely to constitute a Residual Liability and the Transferor shall, and shall procure that other members of the Transferor Group shall, as soon as practicable after becoming aware of any such third party claim, notify the Transferee by written notice.

  • If any doubt or difference shall arise as to the allocation or attribution of any of the Transferred Business (including any Transferred Policy, Transferred Business Asset or Transferred Liability), or any Residual Asset or Residual Liability, in accordance with this Scheme, the same shall be determined by the Transferee Board, having regard to appropriate actuarial advice.


More Definitions of Residual Liability

Residual Liability means any Italian Med-mal Transferring Liability which is attributable to or connected with a Residual Asset and arises at any time before any Subsequent Transfer Date applicable to that Residual Asset;
Residual Liability means any liability whatsoever of NPLL that is attributable to, or connected with, the Transferred Business (other than any liability or obligation under an Excluded Policy):
Residual Liability means in relation to the Transferred Business of a particular Transferor:
Residual Liability means any liability whatsoever of a Transferor relating to the Transferred Business:(a) to the extent that is attributable to or connected with a Residual Asset or Residual Policy and arises at any time before the Subsequent Transfer Date applicable to that Residual Asset or, as the case may be, Residual Policy;(b) in respect of which the Court has declined to order the transfer to PLAE under section 112(2) of FSMA on the Effective Date;(c) in respect of which the High Court of Ireland makes (under the parallel process described in paragraph 2.10) an order providing for the delay of (or exclusion from) transfer of a particular liability;(d) in respect of which the relevant Transferor and PLAE agree prior to the Effective Date that its transfer should be delayed; and/or(e) which cannot be transferred to or vested in PLAE for any other reason on the Effective Date,for as long as one or more of paragraphs (a) to (e) above applies to them but excluding any Excluded Liabilities"Residual Policies"means Policies comprised in the Transferred Business:(a) written or assumed by a Transferor in the course of carrying on insurance business in the United Kingdom or any EEA State:(i) which, for the purpose of paragraph 1(2) of Schedule12 to FSMA, are to be transferred from Phoenix (Ireland Branch) and in respect of which the PRA has not prior to the making of the Order by which the Court sanctions this Scheme provided the certificate(s) referred to in paragraph 3 of Schedule 12 to FSMA with respect to the Republic of Ireland; and/or(ii) in respect of which, for the purpose of paragraph 1(2A) of Schedule 12 to FSMA, an EEA State other than the United Kingdom is the state in which the contract was concluded (for the purposes of FSMA) and the PRA has not prior to the making of the Order by which the Court sanctions this Scheme provided the certificatereferred to in paragraph 3A of Schedule 12 to FSMA with respect to the relevant EEA State which is the state in which the contract was concluded (for the purposes of FSMA); and/or(iii) for the purpose of Regulation 178(1) of the Irish Regulations an EEA State where the risks are situated or which is the state of the commitment has not consented to its assignment pursuant to Regulation 178(2)(b) of the Irish Regulations or is not deemed to have so consented pursuant to Regulation 178(3) of the Irish Regulations;(b) written or assumed by the relevant Transferor in the course of carrying on Long-Term Business but which are not ot...
Residual Liability means a Liability of a Transferring Entity, whether or not situated in England and Wales, which would otherwise be a Transferring Liability but will not be transferred to the Transferee at the Relevant Effective Time for Transferring Liabilities of that type because:
Residual Liability means in relation to the Transferred Business:
Residual Liability means all or any part of a Transferring Liability which would be an Initial Transferring Liability but: