BUSINESS TRAVEL TO A NON-TERRITORIAL COUNTRY Sample Clauses

BUSINESS TRAVEL TO A NON-TERRITORIAL COUNTRY. You are insured for all sums that you become legally liable to pay arising from injury and/or damage that happens during the period of insurance in a non-territorial country, provided that you are temporarily visiting and not normally resident in the non-territorial country and that your legal liability arises in connection with travel related to, or in, the non-territorial country for the purposes of your business. No cover is provided under this Extension: (a) if you have a place of business in that non-territorial country, or if you are represented by any parent or subsidiary company or joint venture in that non-territorial country. (b) for liability in connection with any work performed in connection with the manufacture, assembly, repair, servicing, maintenance, amendment, alteration or enhancement of any product or property, and (c) for liability in connection with the ownership, possession, control, maintenance or use of any vehicle or watercraft. In respect of all events and claims for injury and/or damage to property occurring in the United States of America or Canada, (including those territories to which the legal jurisdiction of the United States of America or Canada applies), the sum insured specified in the schedule shall apply in the aggregate during the annual period. Notwithstanding Section 6.1 B – ‘Defence Costs’, cover for defence costs is included within the sum insured and not in addition to it. Exclusions 5.14 – ‘Legal Jurisdiction’ and 5.22 – ‘Territorial Limits’ do not apply to this Extension.
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