MONITORED ALARM- THEFT & BURGLARY DEDUCTIBLE Sample Clauses

MONITORED ALARM- THEFT & BURGLARY DEDUCTIBLE if so indicated in the Policy Declarations, the rate of premium has been discounted and the Insured agrees to activate the monitored alarm system whenever all the residents of the household have left the premises. Failing to do so and in the event of insured loss or damage which results from the peril of Theft including attempted theft and burglary the deductible indicated in the Policy Declarations, in this warranty agreement, will be applied. This special deductible does NOT apply to any Scheduled property item(s). 1) DEFINITIONS – Section II Liability AGGREGATE LIMIT indicates the amount of coverage you have for a specific period of time, usually the policy term (as defined), no matter how many separate accidents might occur. It is the total, cumulative, collective amount. BODILY INJURY: Bodily injury, sickness or disease or resulting death. BUSINESS: Any continuous or regular pursuit undertaken for financial gain including a trade, profession or occupation. BUSINESS PROPERTY: Property on which a Business is conducted, property rented in whole or in part to others or held for rental. COMPLETED OPERATIONS means: a) work or operations performed by you or on your behalf; and b) material, parts or equipment furnished in connection with such work or operations. And c) includes warranties or representations made at any time with respect to the fitness, quality, durability or performance of any items included in the Hobby Farm coverage. ELECTRIC POWERED VEHICLE means: a) a Bicycle with an added battery powered electric motor that does not exceed 500 xxxxx and can assist the cyclist up to a maximum speed of 32 km which is not subject to motor vehicle registration; b) an Electric Powered children’s toy vehicle; c) a personal transporter (also known as a Segway or Personal Transporter) which is a self-balancing, electric-powered transportation device able to turn in place and designed for one person capable of up to a maximum speed of 20 kmh. a) with respect to animal(s) and Watercraft insured herein owned by an Insured, any person or organization legally responsible therefore. This does not include any person using or having custody of the animal(s) or Watercraft in the course of any business or without the permission of an Insured; b) with respect to farm tractors and trailers and self-propelled or motor or animal drawn farm implements insured herein, any Residence Employee of an Insured while engaged in the employment of an Insured; c) in the event of the deat...
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