Common use of Damage to Personal Property of Others Clause in Contracts

Damage to Personal Property of Others. At our option, an insured loss to property of others may be: a. adjusted with and paid to you for the account of the owner of the property; or b. adjusted with and paid to the owner. Payment to the owner discharges our obligation to an insured as to this property.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Insurance Policy, Insurance Agreement, Insurance Agreement

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Damage to Personal Property of Others. At our option, an insured a covered loss to property of others may be: a. 1) adjusted with and paid to you for the account of the owner of the property; or b. adjusted with and paid to the owner. Payment to the owner discharges our obligation to an insured as to this property.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: General Policy Provisions Agreement, General Policy Provisions Agreement

Damage to Personal Property of Others. At our option, an insured loss to property of others may be: a. 1) adjusted with and paid to you for the account of the owner of the property; or b. adjusted with and paid to the owner. Payment to the owner discharges our obligation to an insured as to this property.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: General Policy Provisions Agreement

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Damage to Personal Property of Others. At our option, an insured a covered loss to property of others may be: a. 1) adjusted with and paid to you for the account of the owner of the property; or b. 2) adjusted with and paid to the owner. Payment to the owner discharges our obligation to an insured as to this property.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Condominium Unit Owners / Cooperative Apartment Shared Ownership Agreement

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