omnibus clause
omnibus clause
Law Definition
n
A portion of a writing that confers rights or duties upon one not
specifically named, or property not specifically mentioned, as in: an
automobile insurance policy provision that extends the policys coverage to any
persons operating the motor vehicle, provided that the operator had the named
insureds permission, or a clause in a will that bequeaths all unspecified
property, or property not known at the time of testation.
Browse dictionary entries near omnibus clause
- Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993
- omnibus
- omni-
- omn. noct.
- Ommiads
- Ommiades
- Ommiad
- ommatophore
- ommatidium
- ommatidial
- omnibuses
- omnidirectional
- omnifarious
- omnific
- omnificent
- omnipotence
- omnipotent
- omnipotently
- omnipresence
- omnipresent
