Civil Liability for environmental damage Sample Clauses

Civil Liability for environmental damage. 22.1.2 The Concessionaire should include ANP as co-insuree in policies, when applicable, which does not prejudice the right of full compensation of damages and losses that exceed the compensation received due to the coverage provided for in the policy.
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Civil Liability for environmental damage. 27.1.2 The Contracted Party should include ANP as co-insuree in policies, when applicable, which will not jeopardize the right of the Contractor and ANP of full compensation for damages and losses that exceed the compensation received due to the coverage provided for in the policy.
Civil Liability for environmental damage. The Concessionaire shall include ANP as co-insuree in policies, when applicable, which shall not prejudice the right of full compensation of damages and losses which exceed the compensation received due to the coverage provided for in the policy. The self-insurance is admitted, provided it is previously authorized by ANP. The Concessionaire must obtain from its insurers the inclusion, in all policies, of a clause by which these expressly waive any rights, implicit or explicit, of subrogation in any rights against ANP or the Federal Government. The insurance through affiliates is admitted where provided by a company authorized to perform this activity by the Superintendence of Private Insurance (SUSEP) and previously approved by ANP. The policies and global insurance programs of the Concessionaire may be used for the purposes of this clause twenty-two, provided it is previously authorized by ANP. The Concessionaire shall deliver to ANP, when requested, copies of all insurance policies and contracts relating to the insurance mentioned in paragraph 22.1, as well as any addition, change, endorsement, extension or prorogation of the same, and of any related occurrence, complaint or notice of loss. chapter VGOVERNMENT CONTRIBUTIONS AND INVESTMENTS IN RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND INNOVATION Xxxxxx Twenty Three Contributions Governmental and Third Parties Contributions In addition to the signature bonus, paid prior to the date of entry into force of the contract, the Concessionaire shall pay the Federal Government and to third parties the following holdings, in accordance with the applicable law: Royalties; Special share; Payment for the occupation or retention of areas; and Payment of share to the owner of the land. The Concessionaire shall not be exempt from the payment of the Governmental and Third Parties shares in the cases of: Production enjoyed during the long term test phase; Suspension of the course of the term of this Contract; Unforeseeable circumstances and force majeure.

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