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A liability policy that covers losses arising out of claims or circumstances notified to insurers during its policy period, whether or not such losses occur after the policy period has expired.
The amount the insured must pay itself before insurers will pay a claim.
An express indication by insurers stating that rights are reserved or there is a reservation of rights under the policy, means that indemnity under the insurance policy has not been confirmed. Any continued assistance provided by insurers is not to be deemed as waiving the position on insurance coverage.