Common use of Protracted Default Clause in Contracts

Protracted Default. There is Protracted Default when the Insured Buyer having accepted delivery of goods under a valid contract of sale, has failed to pay to the Insured, whole or any part of an Insured Debt, and it remains overdue and unpaid for a considerable long time. Under this Policy, the said time is considered as four months after the due date of payment.

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Sources: Multi Buyer Exposure Policy in Foreign Currency (Mbep Fc) Bond, Multi Buyer Exposure Policy in Foreign Currency (Mbep Fc) Bond