Common use of Insured Premises means Clause in Contracts

Insured Premises means. a. the retail store premises designated on the Declarations page and/or schedule, including the ways immediately adjoining it on land, b. premises, including the ways immediately adjoining it on land, including warehouses of which the named insured acquires or rents to be occupied by the insured for the purpose of a retail store. The named insured must report the intention to insure the premises under this policy within 30 days after acquisition, or rental; c. other premises, including the ways immediately adjoining it on land, if used in connection with the retail store premises described in paragraphs a. or b. above, and if the other premises are: 1) parking areas where no charge is made by the named insured; 2) private garages used exclusively for storage of the insured’s business personal property; 3) booths or exhibits at any fair or exposition for periods not exceeding 15 consecutive days; 4) premises not owned by the named insured while the named insured is temporarily using the premises for meetings or employee recreation; or 5) with respect to the product's hazard, premises previously operated by the named insured as a retail store, d. premises, including the ways immediately adjoining it on land, sold or disposed of by the named insured (other than premises constructed for sale by the named insured) if possession has been relinquished to others.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Storekeeper’s General Liability Insurance Agreement, Storekeeper’s General Liability Insurance Agreement, Storekeeper’s General Liability Insurance Agreement

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