Insurers of Recognized Responsibility Clause Samples

The 'Insurers of Recognized Responsibility' clause requires that any insurance coverage provided under the agreement must be issued by insurance companies that are reputable and widely acknowledged for their financial stability and reliability. In practice, this means that only insurers with a certain rating or standing—often determined by independent rating agencies—are acceptable, ensuring that claims will be honored and coverage will be dependable. This clause serves to protect the parties by minimizing the risk of non-payment or disputes due to an insurer's inability to fulfill its obligations, thereby ensuring that the intended risk transfer is effective.
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Insurers of Recognized Responsibility. For the purposes of this Annex B, “insurers of recognized responsibility” shall include independent recognized commercial insurance companies and any captive and/or industry-managed insurance company, in each case of recognized responsibility; provided that if the primary insurers are not insurers of recognized responsibility but the relevant insurance policies are reinsured with insurers of recognized responsibility, the obligation of Company hereunder to maintain such insurance with insurers of recognized responsibility shall be deemed satisfied if such insurance shall contain a customary “cut-through” endorsement and shall provide that any payment by the reinsurers shall be made notwithstanding any bankruptcy, insolvency or liquidation of the original insurer and/or that the original insurer has made no payment under the original policies.
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Insurers of Recognized Responsibility. For the purposes of this Annex B, “insurers of recognized responsibility” shall include independent recognized commercial insurance companies and any captive and/or industry-managed insurance company, in each case of recognized responsibility; provided that if the primary insurers are not insurers of recognized responsibility but the relevant insurance policies are reinsured with insurers of recognized responsibility, the obligation of Owner hereunder to maintain such insurance with insurers of recognized responsibility shall be deemed satisfied if such insurance shall contain a customary “cut-through” endorsement and shall provide that any payment by the reinsurers shall be made notwithstanding any bankruptcy, insolvency or liquidation of the original insurer and/or that the original insurer has made no payment under the original policies. This TRUST INDENTURE AND MORTGAGE [NXXXUA] SUPPLEMENT NO. , dated , (herein called this “Trust Indenture Supplement”) of UNITED AIR LINES, INC., as Owner (the “Owner”).
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