Common use of Proof of Loss Clause in Contracts

Proof of Loss. You must submit to us a proof of loss (sworn to by you if requested) within 60 days after the loss or accident containing the following information: a. the time, place and circumstances of loss; b. your interest and the interests of all others in the property involved, including all mortgages and liens on the covered property; c. other policies of insurance that may cover the loss on the property; d. changes in title or occupancy of the property during the policy period; e. available plans and specifications of buildings or structures; f. detailed estimates for repair of the damage; and g. if requested, an inventory of damaged personal property showing in detail the quantity, description, cost, actual cash value and amount of loss. You must attach to the inventory copies of all bills, receipts and related documents that substantiate the inventory.

Proof of Loss. You must submit to us a proof of loss (sworn to by you if requested) within 60 days after the loss or accident containing the following information: a. (1) the time, place and circumstances of loss; b. (2) your interest and the interests of all others in the property involved, including all mortgages and liens on the covered property; c. (3) other policies of insurance that may cover the loss on the property; d. (4) changes in title or occupancy of the property during the policy period; e. (5) available plans and specifications of buildings or structures; f. (6) detailed estimates for repair of the damage; and g. (7) if requested, an inventory of damaged personal property showing in detail the quantity, description, cost, actual cash value and amount of loss. You must attach to the inventory copies of all bills, receipts and related documents that substantiate the inventory.