PLATE GLASS INSURANCE THE COMPANY WILL PAY Sample Clauses

PLATE GLASS INSURANCE THE COMPANY WILL PAY. The Insured against any accidental breakage of the Plate Glass situated at the Insured’s premises as described in the Schedule. The Company shall; 1. replace such broken plate glass with glass of similar manufacture or quality or at the option of the Company pay to the Insured an amount equivalent to the cost of such replacement or the sum insured should such be stated in the Schedule 2. pay the cost necessarily incurred in boarding up the aperture caused by such breakage for which the Company is liable hereunder a) breakage or damage of glass due to dilapidation of frames or framework b) breakage of or damage to frames or framework of any description c) the cost of removal or replacement of any fittings or fixtures or other obstructions d) breakage of glass in conservatories greenhouse or outbuildings e) breakage arising during removal or alterations to premises f) cracked or imperfect Plate glass unless specially declared as such and specially included in the Schedule g) damage to or breakage of writing, painting, ornamentation or alarm tapes unaccompanied by the breakage of glass even when such items are specifically included in the Schedule h) glass which have already been broken or damage at the commencement of this insurance i) breakage or damage happening while the Premises are occupied for any purpose other than the Business or while the premises are untenanted j) any consequential loss
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