Common use of Damage to Goods Clause in Contracts

Damage to Goods. Inherent Risk. Certain goods (including electrical and mechanical appliances, computer equipment, scientific instruments and certain musical instruments) are inherently susceptible to suffer damage or disorder upon removal. Unless that damage or disorder results from the want of due care and skill on Our part, We will not be liable.

Damage to Goods. Inherent Risk. Certain goods (including electrical and mechanical appliances, computer equipment, scientific instruments and certain musical instruments) are inherently susceptible to suffer ▇▇▇▇▇▇ damage or disorder upon removal. Unless that damage or disorder results from the want of a failure to exercise due care and skill on Our part, We will not be liable.