Common use of Motor contingent liability Clause in Contracts

Motor contingent liability. Notwithstanding the exclusion ‘Ownership or use of mechanically propelled vehicles’, the insurer agrees to indemnify the public authority in respect of liability arising out of or from the operation or use of any mechanically propelled vehicle not owned, hired or borrowed by or leased to the insured which is used in the course of business provided that this clause excludes and the insurer will not be liable for: a) damage to such vehicle or to property conveyed therein or thereon, b) bodily injury or damage arising while such vehicle is being driven by; i) any person other than an employee or member; or ii) any person who to the insured’s knowledge or the knowledge of any member, director, officer or manager of the insured, does not hold a licence to drive such vehicle; c) bodily injury or damage caused or arising while such vehicle is: i) engaged in racing, pace-making, reliability trials or speed testing; ii) being used outside the European Union; d) bodily injury or damage in respect of which the insured is entitled to indemnity under any other insurance.