Common use of Insured Premises means Clause in Contracts

Insured Premises means. a. the premises designated in the Declarations including the ways immediately adjoining it on land; b. premises transferred by the named insured, including the ways immediately adjoining it on land; (EXCEPT premises constructed for sale by the named insured); c. premises and the ways immediately adjoining it on land in which the named insured acquires ownership or control and insures the premises under this policy within thirty days after the acquisition.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Manufacturers’ and Contractors Liability Insurance, General Liability Coverage Agreement, Manufacturers’ and Contractors Liability Insurance

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Insured Premises means. a. the premises designated Farm Premises described in the Declarations including the ways immediately adjoining it on landDeclarations; b. premises transferred alienated by the named insured, including the ways immediately adjoining it on land; (EXCEPT insured if possession has been relinquished to others. This does not include premises constructed for sale by the named insured); c. premises approaches and the access ways immediately adjoining it on land in which the named insured acquires ownership or control and insures the premises under this policy within thirty days after the acquisitionpremises.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Farm Premises Liability Insurance Coverage Agreement, Farm Premises Liability Insurance Coverage Agreement

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