D-4, r. 10 - Regulation respecting the practice of denturology within a limited liability partnership or a joint-stock company

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11. The following minimum conditions for the security must be set out in a specific rider or contract:
(1)  an undertaking by the insurer to pay in lieu of the partnership or joint-stock company, over and above the amount of the security to be furnished by the denturologist pursuant to the Regulation respecting professional liability insurance for denturologists (chapter D-4, r. 3) up to the amount of the security, any sum that the partnership or joint-stock company may be legally bound to pay to an injured third person on a claim filed during the coverage period and arising from fault or negligence on the part of the denturologist in the carrying on of professional activities within the partnership or joint-stock company;
(2)  an undertaking by the insurer to take up the cause of the partnership or joint-stock company and defend it in any action against it and to pay, in addition to the amounts covered by the security, all legal costs of actions against the partnership or joint-stock company, including the costs of the inquiry and defence and interest on the amount of the security;
(3)  an amount of at least $1,000,000 per claim filed against the partnership or joint-stock company, subject to a limit of the same amount for all claims filed against the partnership or joint-stock company during a 12-month coverage period, regardless of the number of members in the partnership or joint-stock company;
(4)  an undertaking by the insurer or surety that the security extends to all claims submitted in the 5 years following the coverage period during which a denturologist of the partnership or joint-stock company dies, withdraws from the partnership or joint-stock company or ceases to be a member of the Order, in order to maintain coverage for the partnership or joint-stock company for fault or negligence on the part of the member while carrying on professional activities within the partnership or joint-stock company;
(5)  an undertaking by the insurer or surety to provide the secretary of the Order with a 30-day notice prior to any cancellation or amendment to the insurance or suretyship contract if the amendment affects a condition set out in this Regulation; and
(6)  an undertaking by the insurer or surety to immediately notify the secretary of the Order that the insurance or suretyship contract has not been renewed.
O.C. 685-2008, s. 11.