Liability of Union, Employers, Trustees and Insurance Companies Sample Clauses

Liability of Union, Employers, Trustees and Insurance Companies. Nothing in this Agreement and Declaration of Trust shall be construed as making a Union or an Employer liable for the payments required to be made by any other Employer, and to the extent allowed by law, each Employer’s liability shall be limited solely to the payment of the amount designated by his Pension Agreement. Neither the Union, Employers, nor Trustees shall be liable for the payment of any benefits to be provided by the Pension Plan except as otherwise required by law. Any insurance company issuing an Insurance Company Contract under which benefits provided by the Pension Plan are to be paid shall pay such benefits in accordance with the terms of such contract provided that sufficient funds therefor are held by the insurance company under the contract.
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