Common use of Solicitor Agent Clause in Contracts

Solicitor Agent. is an appropriately licensed captive agent employed by or independently contracted with Agent, appointed by the Company, and free to exercise his or its own judgment as to the time and manner of performing services pursuant to a direct agreement between the Solicitor Agent and the Agent. Company shall under no circumstance be responsible for compensating Solicitor Agents. ARTICLE TWO

Solicitor Agent. is an appropriately licensed captive agent employed by or independently contracted with Agent, appointed by the Company, and free to exercise his or its own judgment as to the time and manner of performing services pursuant to a direct agreement between the Solicitor Agent and the Agent. Company shall under no circumstance be responsible for compensating Solicitor Agents. ARTICLE TWO.

Solicitor Agent. is an appropriately licensed captive agent employed by or independently contracted with AgentFMO, General Agent or Agent appointed by the Company, and is free to exercise his or its own judgment as to the time and manner of performing services pursuant to a direct or indirect agreement between the Solicitor Agent and the FMO, General Agent or Agent. Company shall under no circumstance be responsible for compensating Solicitor Agents. ARTICLE TWO.