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... individuals, for which a Party shall write insurance business. Included in the definition of Accounts shall be all of the expirations, expiration data and files and records with respect to an Account. (b ) Insurance' shall mean and include all lines of insurance including property, casualty, life and life related lines together with surety and fidelity bonds except in instances where the word insurance' shall be specifically limited to any one or more line of business. (c ) Net Annual Commissions' shall mean gross annual commissions less return ... excluding all so-called contingent, bonus and profit sharing commissions. Included in Net Annual Commissions shall be all fees received from Accounts for the placement of insurance or other services but shall exclude so-called late charges on overdue premiums. Commissions on so-called audit premiums shall be included as Net Annual Commissions. (d ) Book Value' shall mean the stated value of all assets less depreciation but excluding goodwill, covenants not to compete, Accounts and other intangible assets less liabilities of every name and nature. Additionally, there shall be excluded from Book ... without the written consent of the Party to which it shall be coded. 3.14 Each Party shall bear its own selling and business promotion expenses. No Party shall have any authority to incur any liability in the name of or on behalf of CIS. No Party shall bind any insurance in the name of CIS except in accordance with the authorization and procedures established by CIS from time to time. 3.15 A Party shall be authorized to conduct business in its own name with or without indicating its association with CIS as it may elect; ...

... which a Party shall write insurance business. Included in the definition of Accounts shall be all of the expirations, expiration data and files and records with respect to an Account. &# 160 (b ) Insurance' shall mean and include all lines of insurance including property, casualty, life and life related lines together with surety and fidelity bonds except in instances where the word insurance' shall be specifically limited to any one or more line of business. &# 160 (c ) Net Annual Commissions' shall mean gross annual ... less return commissions excluding all so-called contingent, bonus and profit sharing commissions. Included in Net Annual Commissions shall be all fees received from Accounts for the placement of insurance or other services but shall exclude so-called late charges on overdue premiums. Commissions on so-called audit premiums shall be included as Net Annual Commissions. &# 160 (d ) Book Value' shall mean the stated value of all assets less depreciation but excluding goodwill, covenants not to compete, Accounts and other intangible assets less liabilities of every name and nature. Additionally, ... Party to which it shall be coded. &# 160 3.14 Each Party shall bear its own selling and business promotion expenses. &# 160 No Party shall have any authority to incur any liability in the name of or on behalf of CIS. No Party shall bind any insurance in the name of CIS except in accordance with the authorization and procedures established by CIS from time to time. &# 160 3.15 A Party shall be authorized to conduct business in its own name with or without indicating its association with CIS as it ...

...mission split is guaranteed: A. Property/Casualty Accounts Type 'A' Accounts...compensatory damages, be resolved by binding arbitration before a single arbit...

...all lines of insurance including property, casualty, life and life related lin...ction including, but not limited to, binding resolutions of all of its shareho...

...ll lines of insurance, including property, casualty and life insurance, and WH... Notwithstanding said provisions for binding arbitration, nothing herein shall...

... , you would be better off not writing it. If an insured does something you don't know about, or if the building has features not considered, you might fail to advise the insured properly. Take photos of the front, rear, and sides of the property; if possible, take some inside. Diagram the premises and highlight any special processing. Have the insured walk you through and show you what the business does. Ask questions, and ask the carrier how they want to handle anything that seems unusual. If ... the carrier, who will do the calculation and return it to you. Finally, never sign a statement of values on behalf of an insured. 9. Never give a client accounting or legal advice. Stick to insurance! Even if you're knowledgeable about Property/Casualty and feel you have a working knowledge of Life insurance or annuities, there are always tax ramifications involved — and you might not be as up on current tax law as you think you are. Be sure to consult with a Life person or a company person ... making any recommendations, especially when taxes are involved. When accounting and legal issues arise, always tell clients that you're not an attorney or CPA, and that they should consult with these professionals on appropriate questions. Then confirm that whatever decision they reach is the one their CPA or attorney recommended. Developing a relationship with clients and their CPA or attorney will in effect, make you the third important member of their professional advisory team. More important, the relationship with CPAs or attorneys might lead them to recommend some of their clients ...

...s in which to renew all existing property and casualty insurance business for ...for all or substantially all of the property of Maker or the winding-up or liq...