Common use of Loss Inside the Premises Coverage Clause in Contracts

Loss Inside the Premises Coverage. (a) Loss of Money and Securities by the actual destruction, disappearance or wrongful abstraction thereof within the Premises or within any Banking Premises or similar recognized places of safe deposit. (b) Loss of other property by Safe Burglary or Robbery within the Premises or attempt thereat, and loss of a locked cash drawer, cash box or cash register by felonious entry into such container within the Premises or attempt thereat or by felonious abstraction of such container from within the Premises. (c) Damage to the Premises by such Safe Burglary, Robbery or felonious abstraction, or by or following burglarious entry into the Premises or attempt thereat, provided with respect to damage to the Premises the Insured is the owner thereof or is liable for such damage. Insurance under this section shall be limited to the amount stated in the Limits of Liability applicable to this Insuring Agreement II as indicated in the Declarations. Should a deductible amount be stated in the Declarations as applying to the insurance under Insuring Agreement II, then the Insurer shall not be liable under said Insuring Agreement on account of any loss, except to the extent such loss is in excess of the deductible amount stated in the Declarations, with the insurance then applying to such excess only, subject otherwise to the applicable limit of the Insurer’s liability.

Loss Inside the Premises Coverage. (a) Loss of Money and Securities by the actual destruction, disappearance or wrongful abstraction thereof within the Premises or within any Banking Premises or similar recognized places of safe deposit. (b) Loss of other property by Safe Burglary or Robbery within the Premises or attempt thereat, and loss of a locked cash drawer, cash box or cash register by felonious entry into such container within the Premises or attempt thereat or by felonious abstraction of such container from within the Premises. (c) Damage to the Premises by such Safe Burglary, Robbery or felonious abstraction, or by or following burglarious entry into the Premises or attempt thereat, provided with respect to damage to the Premises the Insured is the owner thereof or is liable for such damage. Insurance under this section shall be limited to the amount stated in the Limits of Liability applicable to this Insuring Agreement II as indicated in the Declarations. Should a deductible amount be stated in the Declarations as applying to the insurance under Insuring Agreement II, then the Insurer shall not be liable under said Insuring Agreement on account of any loss, except to the extent such loss is in excess of the deductible amount stated in the Declarations, with the insurance then applying to such excess only, subject otherwise to the applicable limit of the Insurer’s liability.

Loss Inside the Premises Coverage. (a) Loss of Money and Securities by the actual destruction, disappearance or wrongful abstraction thereof within the Premises or within any Banking Premises or similar recognized places of safe deposit. (b) Loss of other property by Safe Burglary or Robbery within the Premises or attempt thereat, and loss of a locked cash drawer, cash box or cash register by felonious entry into such container within the Premises or attempt thereat or by felonious abstraction of such container from within the Premises. (c) Damage to the Premises by such Safe Burglary, Robbery or felonious abstraction, or by or following burglarious entry into the Premises or attempt thereat, provided with respect to damage to the Premises the Insured is the owner thereof or is liable for such damage. damage Insurance under this section shall be limited to the amount stated in the Limits of Liability applicable to this Insuring Agreement II as indicated in the Declarations. Should a deductible amount be stated in the Declarations as applying to the insurance under Insuring Agreement II, then the Insurer shall not be liable under said Insuring Agreement on account of any loss, except to the extent such loss is in excess of the deductible amount stated in the Declarations, with the insurance then applying to such excess only, subject otherwise to the applicable limit of the Insurer’s ’ s liability.