Common use of DISCLOSURE OF EXCLUSIONS Clause in Contracts

DISCLOSURE OF EXCLUSIONS. ACA insurance provides NO COVERAGE for the following types of claims or any resulting liability: a. Claims against or liability of an entity or individual other than the PAC named in this agreement or the persons named in Section I.C.2, unless the entity or individual is named in a Certificate of Additional Insured. b. Claims relating to or liability resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle. Claims for injuries or damages caused by a motor vehicle (including damage to boats and other vehicles) should be directed at the driver’s individual auto insurance policy. c. Claims relating to or liability resulting from actual or alleged abuse or molestation of any person while in the control of any named insured. The ACA’s policy excludes coverage for these claims. d. The ACA’s General Liability policy does not provide participant accident coverage.

DISCLOSURE OF EXCLUSIONS. ACA insurance provides NO COVERAGE for the following types of claims or any resulting liability: a. Claims against or liability of an entity or individual other than the PAC named in this agreement agreement, or the persons named in Section I.C.2, unless the entity or individual is named in a Certificate of Additional Insured. b. Claims relating to or liability resulting from the operation of a motor vehicle. Claims for injuries or damages caused by a motor vehicle (including damage to boats and other vehicles) should be directed at the driver’s individual auto insurance policy. c. Claims relating to or liability resulting from actual or alleged abuse or molestation of any person while in the control of any named insured. The ACA’s policy excludes coverage for these claims. d. The ACA’s General Liability policy does not provide participant accident coverage.