exclusion clause
clause listing items not covered by agreement a clause in an insurance policy or warranty that states which items or events are not included in the cover provided
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clause listing items not covered by agreement a clause in an insurance policy or warranty that states which items or events are not included in the cover provided
Exclusions: These clauses describe property, perils, hazards, or losses arising from specific causes that are not covered by the policy.
exclusion clauses could leave your business exposed to risks you thought were covered. Try to quantify in financial terms how falling foul of various risks could affect your business. Only once an actual liability figure is available can you expect an insurance supplier to be able to provide a D&O quotation
as more significant/catastrophic single incidents. Examine whether particular exclusion clauses could leave your business exposed to risks that you thought were covered. Do try to quantify in financial terms how falling foul of various risks could affect your business. Only once an actual liability figure
The distributor can be exclusive or nonexclusive. An exclusive distribution agreement gives the distributor the sole right to distribute and sell the products in that territory—the principal will not appoint any other distributors. A nonexclusive arrangement means that there will be other
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