Common use of Material Interruption Clause in Contracts

Material Interruption. a disruption or break in the continuity of the Policyholder’s normal business operations, which: a. requires the direct involvement of all of the Policyholder’s board of Directors or senior executives and diverts their concentration from their normal operating duties; and b. is likely to have a significant negative impact on the Policyholder’s revenues, earnings or net worth.

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Sources: Personal Accident & Travel Insurance, Personal Accident & Travel Insurance