Reciprocal definition

Reciprocal or "interinsurance exchange" means an unincorporated association of persons:

Reciprocal or "interinsurance exchange" means any unincorporated association of persons:

Reciprocal or "interinsurance exchange" means an unincorporated

Examples of Reciprocal in a sentence

• Medical Care in Military Treatment Facilities Outpatient medical care is provided to IMS at no cost, see ITO block 12 b Same Outpatient care is provided to dependents of IMS as dependents of the United States Active Duty Service Member Inpatient care is provided to IMS at no cost to IMS, MTF may get reimbursed by IMET/FMS programs or foreign government based on a Reciprocal Agreement between IMS government and the United States.

• The benefits for each country with Reciprocal Health Agreement aren’t the same; they vary based on a current agreement between United States and foreign country.

• In the Agreement on Reciprocal Recognition of Type Approval of Motor Vehicles, etc., such device designations are the subjects of reciprocal recognition.

• The Arrangement on Reciprocal Recognition and Enforcement of Judgments in Civil and Commercial Matters by the Courts of the Mainland and of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (《關於內地與香港特別行政區法院相互認可和執行民商事案件判決 的安排》) (the "2019 Arrangement") was entered into by Hong Kong and the Supreme People’s Court on 18 January 2019 and came into force on 29 January 2024.

• The Electronic Bid Submission must include: Completed Attachment B - Bid Sheet, and Attachment C - Reciprocal Limitations Act Requirement.

More Definitions of Reciprocal

Reciprocal means any unincorporated association of persons, operating through an attorney in fact and exchanging insurance contracts with one another, which provide insurance coverage to each other thereunder.

Reciprocal or "interinsurance exchange" means an unincorporated association

Reciprocal means that the Transaction to be terminated has terms which are reciprocal to the Terminated Transaction and (i) is of the same Transaction Type as a Terminated Transaction, (ii) provides for the same settlement date as the settlement date of a Terminated Transaction, and (iii) the payments to be made on the settlement date and/or any applicable rates, premiums, spreads or rebates accruing under the Transaction are identical to those of a Terminated Transaction;

Reciprocal or "interinsurance exchange" means an unincorporated 1112 association of persons: 1113 (a) operating through an attorney-in-fact common to all of the persons; and 1114 (b) exchanging insurance contracts with one another that provide insurance coverage 1115 on each other. 1116 [(147)] (148) "Reinsurance" means an insurance transaction where an insurer, for 1117 consideration, transfers any portion of the risk it has assumed to another insurer. In referring to 1118 reinsurance transactions, this title sometimes refers to: 1119 (a) the insurer transferring the risk as the "ceding insurer"; and 1120 (b) the insurer assuming the risk as the: 1121 (i) "assuming insurer"; or 1122 (ii) "assuming reinsurer." 1123 [(148)] (149) "Reinsurer" means a person licensed in this state as an insurer with the 1124 authority to assume reinsurance. 1125 [(149)] (150) "Residential dwelling liability insurance" means insurance against 1126 liability resulting from or incident to the ownership, maintenance, or use of a residential 1127 dwelling that is a detached single family residence or multifamily residence up to four units. 1128 [(150)] (151) (a) "Retrocession" means reinsurance with another insurer of a liability 1129 assumed under a reinsurance contract. 1130 (b) A reinsurer "retrocedes" when the reinsurer reinsures with another insurer part of a 1131 liability assumed under a reinsurance contract. 1132 [(151)] (152) "Rider" means an endorsement to: 1133 (a) an insurance policy; or 1134 (b) an insurance certificate. 1135 [(152)] (153) (a) "Security" means a: 1136 (i) note; 1137 (ii) stock; 1138 (iii) bond; 1139 (iv) debenture; 1140 (v) evidence of indebtedness; 1141 (vi) certificate of interest or participation in a profit-sharing agreement;

Reciprocal means an aggregation of subscribers under a common name.

Reciprocal means that both companies involved in an interconnection are obligated to make payments. “Symmetric” reciprocal compensation means the companies charge the same prices to each other. Reciprocal compensation prices are generally symmetric in the US, so I assume symmetry in my models.

Reciprocal or "interinsurance exchange" means any unincorporated association of persons operating through an attorney-in-fact common to all of them and exchanging insurance contracts with one another that provide insurance coverage on each other.