Common use of Industry Practice Clause in Contracts

Industry Practice. In the event that there is a material change in the generally accepted industry practice with regard to the insurance of vessels of a type similar to the Vessels, or new or increased risks are identified such that the insurance described in this Agreement is in the opinion of the Agent insufficient to protect its interests or the interests of the Lenders, the insurance requirements may be varied by the Agent to include such modifications or changes as may be reasonably necessary to ensure that the insurance provides comparable protection to that which it would have provided if the change in practice had not occurred, or to meet such new or increased risk.

Industry Practice. In the event that there is a material change in the generally accepted industry practice with regard to the insurance of vessels of a type similar to the Vessels, or new or increased risks are identified such that the insurance described in this Agreement is in the opinion of the Agent insufficient to protect its interests or the interests of the Lenders, the insurance requirements may be varied by the Agent to include such modifications or changes as may be reasonably necessary to ensure that the insurance provides comparable protection to that which it would have provided if the change in industry practice had not occurred, or to meet such new or increased risk.. Exhibit 1.1(a)(i) to CREDIT AGREEMENT

Industry Practice. In the event that there is a material change in the generally accepted industry practice with regard to the insurance of vessels of a type similar to the Vessels, or new or increased risks are identified such that the insurance described in this Agreement is in the opinion of the Agent insufficient to protect its interests or the interests of the Lenders, the insurance requirements may be varied by the Agent to include such modifications or changes as may be reasonably necessary to ensure that the insurance provides comparable protection to that which it would have provided if the change in industry practice had not occurred, or to meet such new or increased risk.