A requirement imposed in the contract of insurance by the Insurer, and which must be literally complied with unless it is waived by the Insurer.
A requirement imposed in the contract of insurance by the Insurer, and which must be literally complied with unless it is waived by the Insurer.
A term used in commercial general liability insurance to designate that three hazards exist for the classification under review. Those three hazards are explosion, collapse and underground. The current CGL includes those coverages automatically in the basic form, but they may be deleted by endorsement.


