- 14 - Pursuant to the Administrator Agreement, the Dealerships were subject to audit by the Administrator, BPI, and Travelers to verify that their requests for disbursements from the PLRF accounts complied with these terms. An audit of Alton Toyota/Dodge in January 1992 called certain claims for repairs into question and resulted in restitution of payments to the PLRF. The parties agree that otherwise all payments of reserves to the Dealerships during the years at issue were made strictly in accordance with the terms of the Administrator Agreement. The Administrator Agreement imposed upon the Escrow Trustees a duty to report the status of the PLRF accounts to the other parties to the agreement on a monthly basis. Inasmuch as the VSC purchasers were not parties to the agreement, the Trustees were not required to report to them. A separate Escrow Agreement was entered into between the Escrow Trustees and either Mercantile Bank of St. Louis or Massachusetts Co., acting as the escrow depository. The Escrow Agreement provides that the bank will establish Primary Loss Reserve Fund escrow accounts "for the Dealer Group", and that "each dealer depositor will be insured pursuant to the regulations and rules adopted from time to time by F.D.I.C." Under Automobile Dealers Service Contract Excess Insurance policies issued by Travelers, each of the Dealerships was entitled to indemnification for covered losses exceeding thePage: Previous 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 Next
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