Common use of Spoilage Clause in Contracts

Spoilage. The Insurer shall pay for spoilage of “stock” caused directly by a change of temperature or humidity resulting directly from “breakdown” occurring at an insured location or “premises”. If the “stock” is not replaced, the Insurer shall only pay for its “actual cash value”.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Equipment Breakdown Insurance, Equipment Breakdown Insurance, Equipment Breakdown Insurance

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