Object of Insurance Sample Clauses

Object of Insurance. 2.1. The object of insurance is the insured person’s civil liability, which may arise in connection with the provision of the insured service, i.e. in connection with road transport of cargo for reward (road transport may also include maritime transport while the lorry is on board and the cargo or container is not transhipped and the trailer is not decoupled from the lorry), with the insured person acting as the actual carrier and using a lorry in its ownership or possession, indicated in the insurance agreement, to perform the carriage.
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Object of Insurance. 1.1. The object of insurance is the movable (Cargo) which is trans- ported and/or the property interests of the policyholder indica- xxx in the policy. The modes of transport (incl. postal cargo) may include: road transport, maritime transport (incl. inland waterway transport), rail transport and air transport.
Object of Insurance the property interest of the Insured, related to the indemnification of the damage by the Insurer due to the occurrence of the insured event.
Object of Insurance. (To be applied as set forth in the insurance policy)
Object of Insurance. 2.1 The object of insurance is the cargo indicated in the insurance policy, which is transported using a means of transport, and the policyholder’s financial interest in the cargo.
Object of Insurance. 22.1. Object of insurance – the property interests of the Insured related to civil liability arising from ordinary actions of the Insured as a natural person, whereby the Damage has been inflicted on third parties.
Object of Insurance. 4 An object of insurance is a legal building or frame of the building located in the place of insurance speci- fied in the policy. Building 5 A building is a construction that has an interior space that is separated from the external environment by a roof and other parts of the building envelope.
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Object of Insurance. 3 The object of insurance is the immovable and/or movable property located in the place of insurance, agreed on upon entry into the insurance contract or during the insurance period and specified in the policy (hereinafter the property).
Object of Insurance. 1.1. The object of insurance shall be the property specified in the insurance contract. Such property may be the following:
Object of Insurance. 1.1. The object of insurance is the operating profit and fixed costs of business activities (sales of products or provision of services) specified in the insurance contract and financially substantiated additional expenses incurred when limiting the damage caused due to business interruption.
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