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CANADA TRANSPORTATION ACTRailway Third Party Liability Insurance Coverage Regulations SOR/96-337 INTERPRETATION
1. The definitions in this section apply in these Regulations.
"Act" « Loi » "Act" means the Canada Transportation Act.
"applicant" « demandeur » "applicant" means a person who makes an application to the Agency for a certificate of fitness or for the variation of a certificate.
"deductible" « franchise » "deductible" means the amount of risk for which an applicant retains financial responsibility under an insurance contract.
"insurer" « assureur » "insurer" means an insurance company that provides third party liability insurance coverage to an applicant and includes an insurance company that is wholly owned by the parties it insures.
"named perils pollution" « risques de pollution désignés » "named perils pollution" means risks that are set out in an insurance contract that are associated with seepage or pollution or contamination resulting from but not limited to collision, overturning, derailment, upset, hostile fire, lightning or explosion or other railway related accidents.
"self-insurance" « autoassurance » "self-insurance" means self-insured retention and deductible.
"self-insured retention" « affectation pour autoassurance » "self-insured retention" means the amount of risk for which an applicant takes financial responsibility, outside of an insurance contract.
"third party liability insurance coverage" « assurance responsabilité civile » "third party liability insurance coverage" means financial compensation provided for in a contract entered into between an applicant and an insurer, or in the case of self-insurance, financial compensation provided by the applicant, in respect of the following matters arising out of an applicant's proposed construction or operation of a railway, including a proposed temporary construction or operation of a railway resulting from unforeseen or exceptional circumstances:
2. These Regulations apply to any person proposing to
DETERMINATION OF ADEQUATE THIRD PARTY LIABILITY INSURANCE COVERAGE
3. Third party liability insurance coverage is adequate if there is
4. In determining whether third party liability insurance coverage is adequate, the Agency shall
SOR/96-337 3 July 1996, pursuant to subsection 36(1) of the Canada Transportation Act, into force on July 3, 1996
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