Landslide - Exclusions Sample Clauses

Landslide - Exclusions. In addition to the general exclusions set forth in Clause 6 of Chapter III, losses or damages caused are also excluded: a) Losses or damages resulting from total or partial collapse of the insured structures, unrelated to the guaranteed geological risks, caused directly or indirectly by vibrations, water level lowering, works of land removal or which cause the weakening of the structure supports, diggings, foundations, works of pile drivers, or similar; b) Losses or damages to buildings or other insured property, which are based on foundations that contradict the technical norms, or the good practices of their engineering, according to the characteristics of the terrain and type of construction or property involved in this coverage; c) Losses or damages resulting from faulty construction, project, quality of terrains or other risk factors, which were or should have been of the Insured’s previous knowledge, as well as damages to insured property that is continuously subjected to erosion and water- related damages, unless the Insured proves that the damages have no relation whatsoever to those phenomena; d) Losses or damages resulting from any of the above covered risks, as long as they occur during earthquakes, or during the 72 hours that follow the last seismic phenomenon; e) Losses or damages to insured property if, at the moment of the occurrence, the building was already damaged, dismembered, moved from its foundations, walls, ceilings, tanks or roofs; f) Losses or damages to solar and photovoltaic panels, respective structures and supports, unless the coverage “Solar Panels” or “Photovoltaic Panels” has been contracted.
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