Monday, 4 April 2016

Agreed Bank Clause

The agreed bank clause is attached to an insurance policy in the event when the bank has a partial interest in the property that is insured or when the insured property is mortgaged. The policy is issued in the name of the bank or mortgagor. 


  • Any claim that arises will be paid to the bank in full and final discharge of liability under the insurance policy.



  • Notice for alteration in risk  factors under the policy when given by the bank is considered as sufficient.


  • Arbitration   in the event of claim settlements when made with the bank will be binding on all parties insured.



  • The changes in risk due to alterations or increase will be updated within the policy, provided the bank notifies the same within a reasonable period of time and and pays additional premium.


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