International Hull Clause 11 indicating that the insured is held covered for breach of warranty as to cargo, trade, locality, towage, salvage services or date of sailing, provided notice is given and any additional premium paid.
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Breach of Warranty Endorsement, Aviation
An endorsement to extend cover under an aircraft hull insurance to protect the interest of the mortgagee or lessor of the hull even if the insured has been guilty of an act or omission that would invalidate his own cover.
Breach of Warranty for Marine Hull
Business demands may compel a ship owner to breach certain warranties in the policy. This clause provides a safeguard to the ship owner in such circumstances, provided due notice is given to the insurers and an appropriate premium is paid. The clause also gives underwriters the right of amending the cover should the breach in their opinion warrant such amendment. The breaches which are “held covered” are warranty as to cargo, trade, locality, towage, salvage services or date of sailing only.
Breach of warranty insurance
Insurance covering banks for the outstanding amount of loans that funded the purchase of aircraft. If the hull insurance is invalidated by the airline’s breach of warranty, the bank may suffer loss notwithstanding a lien on the aircraft. Cover is separate or by endorsement of the hull policy.
Breach of warranty of authority
Occurs where an agent, acting in excess of his actual or apparent authority, ‘contracts’ with or commits, a third party. The breach does not bind his principal and is actionable against the agent by the third party. ‘Breach of warranty of authority’ is insured as a ‘wrongful act’ under a directors’ and officers’ liability policy and is covered under professional indemnity policies.
Break in service
Length of time between the date an employee leaves a company and the date the employee resumes work for that company. For pension and employee benefit plans, a plan participant cannot be deprived of benefits that accumulate before a break in service unless the break is longer than (1) five years or (2) the amount of time that the participant has been employed when the break commences, whichever is greater.
Break-even point
Level of membership in a managed care plan at which the situation of total revenues and total expenses are equal and produce neither a net gain nor loss from operations.
Break-Up Basis
A valuation basis which assumes that the writing of new business ceases. Also known as a wind-up basis.
Break-up Risk
Insurance to cover the Hull and Machinery of a Vessel that is proceeding on its last voyage to a break-up yard.
Breakage for Damages in Transit
To come apart, smash, burst, to cut open the surface of the skin or base. A casualty to the vessel or conveyance may cause breakage in brittle, fragile cargo.