indemnity clause

The policy on her life carried a double indemnity clause in accidental death.

Herb's policy was for fifty dollars a week, with a double indemnity clause.

Programme Legal Advice should be consulted before agreeing an indemnity clause.

This is done after they trick him into taking out a life insurance policy with a double indemnity clause, then murder him.

Some, although few, home contents policies have a reverse indemnity clause which may cover costs and damages in some cases.

They may be stand-alone documents or an indemnity clause within a broader Access Agreement.

In the meantime, it has provided bidders with indemnity clauses that would protect them against a protracted legal battle.

In other words, the death could be construed as being an unnatural one, in which case, of course, the double indemnity clause would become applicable.

(g) Indemnities An indemnity clause may be used to achieve the same effect as an exclusion clause.

Indemnity clauses.

The front of the form had a wide indemnity clause and a statement that the conditions on the reverse had been read, fully understood and accepted.

If an autopsy showed that someone died of a heart attack that led to a car accident, the beneficiaries might not be eligible to collect on double indemnity clauses.

In 1996, Apple had released Squeak under their "Squeak license", which did not qualify as fully free software, due to the presence of an indemnity clause.

In an appeal, the SCA held that, as far as exclusionary and indemnity clauses were concerned, the common legal approach is that they should be interpreted restrictively.

Another option is to put an indemnity clause into the sales contract, to make sure that if there is a problem, it is the vendors, rather than you, who suffers financially.

Would he applaud if the Governor adopted Mr. Fish's indemnity clause and claimed that political opinions, like academic ones, should be left only to those who "have read the relevant texts"?

While source code was available and modification permitted, the Squeak License contained an indemnity clause that prevented it from qualifying as true Free and Open Source Software.

Despite the medical examiner's suspicions about a double indemnity clause on Ed's life insurance policy, his death was initially ruled to be an agricultural accident by the first medical examiner who autopsied him.

One provision contains an indemnity clause, under which Texaco assumes the legal liability for all company executives named as defendants in cases arising out of the dispute and the $3 billion settlement reached Saturday.

If this occurred, the indemnity clause of FEPCA required the EPA to compensate pesticide manufacturers, distributors, and users for the value of any unused stock they possessed.

The Partial Indemnity Clause is intended to apply to fleets insured for Third Party risks and to fleets insured for Comprehensive benefits but where the policy bears a large excess.

Where the action of a vehicle causes two other vehicles to collide the Partial Indemnity Clause will apply as between Insurers of the colliding vehicles provided that the collision involved two vehicles only.

Where the cover which applies to the towing unit is different from that applicable to the trailer, the application of the Partial Indemnity Clause will be governed by the cover applying to the towing unit.

Most importantly, each case involved a fresh life insurance policy with a double indemnity clause and a nearly-direct lead to one of the Petrillo cousins, and each cause of death was listed as some sort of violent accident.

In the event of a collision arising between two vehicles insured by policies offering different forms of cover the table of examples will produce a helpful guide to the way in which the Partial Indemnity Clause is applied.