Identification of Policyholder Sample Clauses

Identification of Policyholder. Name of Policyholder: The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, et al. Address of Policyholder: 0000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000-0000 Type of Business or Purpose of Organization: University Policy Number: GLB 0009157885
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Identification of Policyholder. Name of Policyholder: The Board of Regents of the University of Nebraska, et al. Address of Policyholder: 0000 Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, XX 00000-0000 Type of Organization: University Nature of Business: University SIC Code: 8221 Name(s) of Affiliates(s) or Subsidiary(ies) to be covered: All campuses of University of Nebraska Policy Number: GLB 0009157885 Policy Riders and/or Endorsements: The following documents are attached to and made part of the Policy as of the Policy Effective Date. Each document is subject to all provisions, limitations and exclusions of the Policy and Description of Coverage that are not specifically modified by that document. FORM NO. DESCRIPTION S30709NUFIC(Rev.) Description of Coverage S30717NUFIC-NE Nebraska Amendatory Endorsement S30743NUFIC Travel Assistance Services 89644 6-13 Economic Sanctions Endorsement
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Identification of Policyholder. Name of Policyholder: Xxxxxx & Xxxxxx Address of Policyholder: 000 Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, XXX 000, Xxxxxxxxxx, XX 00000 Type of Business or Purpose of Organization: Commericial Covered Affiliates(s) or Subsidiary(ies): None Policy Number: GTP 0009141251 Newly Acquired Corporations, Partnerships, or Sole Proprietorships. The premium for this Policy applies only to the Policyholder as constituted on the Policy Effective Date (or any renewal date of this Policy). However, any corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship acquired by the Policyholder after the Policy Effective Date (or the renewal date) will be considered a part of the Policyholder, or a Covered Affiliate or Subsidiary, as of the date of the acquisition, but only if the following conditions are both met by the Policyholder within a reasonable time after the acquisition date: (1) it must report to the Company, in writing, the name of the newly acquired entity and all underwriting information the Company deems necessary to determine any additional premium required; and (2) it must agree to, and must pay, any required additional premium (or an appropriate portion thereof as agreed upon with the Company). If both conditions are not met within a reasonable time after the acquisition date, the newly acquired entity will not be considered a part of the Policyholder, or a Covered Affiliate or Subsidiary, and the employees from the newly acquired entity will not be considered as employees of the Policyholder or a Covered Affiliate or Subsidiary for Policy purposes, until the date both conditions are met.
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