Omnibus Clause


Definition of "Omnibus clause"

Judy Griffin
  Keller Williams


  1. Provision in a will that stipulates that any assets not enumerated still pass to the heirs.
  2. Clause in liability insurance policies that extends coverage to unnamed others beyond the insured.


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