Common use of COVERAGE L – PERSONAL LIABILITY Clause in Contracts

COVERAGE L – PERSONAL LIABILITY. The “limit” shown on the “declarations” for Coverage L is the most “we” pay for loss for each “occurrence”. This applies regardless of the number of: a. persons insured under this policy; b. parties who sustain injury or damage; c. claims made or suits brought; or d. policy periods involved. All “bodily injury” and “property damage” arising out of any one accident or out of repeated exposures to similar conditions will be considered one “occurrence”.

COVERAGE L – PERSONAL LIABILITY. The “limit” shown on the “declarations” declarations for Coverage L is the most “we” pay for loss for each “occurrence”. This applies regardless of the number of: a. persons insured under this policy; b. parties who sustain injury or damage;; or c. claims made or suits brought; or d. policy periods involved. All “bodily injury” and “property damage” arising out of any one accident or out of repeated exposures to similar conditions will be considered one “occurrence”.

COVERAGE L – PERSONAL LIABILITY. The “limit” shown on the “declarations” for Coverage L is the most “we” pay for loss for each “occurrence”. This applies regardless of the number of: a. persons insured under this policy; b. parties who sustain injury or damage; c. claims made or suits brought; or. d. policy periods involved. All “bodily injury” and “property damage” arising out of any one accident or out of repeated exposures to similar conditions will be considered one “occurrence”.

COVERAGE L – PERSONAL LIABILITY. The “limit” shown on the “declarations” for Coverage L is the most “we” pay for loss for each “occurrence”” and for all “personal injury” to any one person or organization. This applies regardless of the number of: a. persons insured under this policy; b. parties who sustain injury or damage; c. claims made or suits brought; d. offenses committed during the policy period; or d. e. policy periods involved. All “bodily injury” and ”, “property damage”, or “personal injury” arising out of any one accident accident, offense or out of repeated exposures to similar conditions will be considered one “occurrence”.