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Once the Conservatives came to power in 1979 the unrest began to be translated into policy form.

It serves as a clearinghouse for insurance companies' policy form filings.

For example, insurance companies could continue to use similar policy forms and band together to insure large risks like nuclear reactors.

During the 1950s, policy forms were developed allowing the homeowner to purchase all the insurance they needed on one complete policy.

The Privacy and Cookies Policy form part of the Terms.

Incentives come in the various policy forms, but traditionally focus on tax incentives and infrastructure improvements.

The existing law leaves regulation of the industry to the states and permits companies to share information through clearinghouse organizations about rates, risks and policy forms.

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That is, separate policy forms are generated to underwrite Commercial General Liability policy Workers' Compensation.

Since 1971 ISO has assisted the insurance industry in developing policy forms for Commercial General Liability.

Owner's title insurance policy forms of the American Land Title Association created between 1987 and late 2006, contain coinsurance clauses.

They include allowing companies to gather statistics on claims, to standardize policy forms and to underwrite large risks jointly that a single company often would refuse to insure.

Dennis H. Chookaszian, chief executive at CNA, said the opportunity to combine everything from computer systems to policy forms was the key element in the merger.

In this connection we would draw your attention to the General Terms - Emergency and Salvage Charges contained in both the Policy Forms.

Both policy forms are, however, concerned with inequalities, discrimination, and differential treatment based on colour and the forms of racism which are used as justifications for such behaviour.

The most common provision on the Yacht and Motor Boat Policy Form is the Laid-up Ashore provision.

The liquidator sought to recover compensation from Mr D'Jan, who failing to read an insurance policy form, did not disclose he was previously the director of an insolvent company.

First, as Mrs Lienemann said, sustainability is a process, and water treatment, improvements in the quality of water and water policy form part of a process that we began many years ago.

While the existing law itself is narrowly drawn, it allows companies and industry groups to strike agreements on prices, claims adjustment and policy forms, although boycotts and some other anti-competitive practices remain Federal violations.

Many insurance providers use the Insurance Services Office, which produces standard policy forms and rating loss costs and then submits these documents on the behalf of member insurers to the state insurance divisions.

These are usually provided on a form that is filled out by the insurer based on the insured's application and attached on top of or inserted within the first few pages of the standard policy form.

The wording provides for deductions in respect of new replacing old, as in the Small Craft Policy Form, for the loss of sails, spars, standing and running rigging - as well as outboard motors.

The leading proposal now pending in the Senate purports to offer "safe harbors" for such beneficial activities as the exchange of loss data and claim fraud information, joint development of policy forms, pooling of hard-to-write business, and so forth.

But for some reason - perhaps the mix-up on the policy forms, perhaps the unusual death certificate; the government refuses to say - a senior investigator at the life insurance company began to suspect that Mr. Ojekwe and Mr. Davis were one and the same.