promissory warranty

promissory warranty
An absolute undertaking by an insured, contained in a policy of insurance or in a paper properly incorporated by reference, that certain facts or conditions pertaining to the risk shall continue, or that certain things with reference thereto shall be done or omitted. 29 Am J Rev ed Ins § 709.

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