Common use of Windstorm, Hurricane and Hail Clause in Contracts

Windstorm, Hurricane and Hail. a. Unless specifically insured on the Miscellaneous Property Schedule endorsement, this peril does not include: (1) loss to cloth awnings, greenhouses and their contents, buildings or structures located wholly or partially over water and their contents. (2) loss to radio and television towers, outside sat- ellite dishes, masts and antennas, including lead-in wiring, wind chargers and windmills. b. We do not cover loss caused by windstorm, hurri- cane or hail to the inside of a building or personal property contained in a building unless direct force of wind or hail makes an opening in a roof or wall and rain, snow, sand or dust enters through this opening and causes the damage.

Windstorm, Hurricane and Hail. a. Unless specifically insured on the Miscellaneous Property Schedule endorsement, this peril does not include: (1) loss to cloth awnings, greenhouses and their contents, buildings or structures located wholly or partially over water and their contents. (2) loss to radio and television towers, outside sat- ellite satellite dishes, masts and antennas, including lead-in wiring, wind chargers and windmills. b. We do not cover loss caused by windstorm, hurri- cane hurricane, or hail to the inside of a building or personal property contained in a building unless direct force of wind or hail makes an opening in a roof or wall and rain, snow, sand or dust enters through this opening and causes the damage.

Windstorm, Hurricane and Hail. a. Unless specifically insured on the Miscellaneous Property Schedule endorsementen- dorsement, this peril does not include: (1) loss to cloth awnings, greenhouses and their contents, buildings or structures located wholly or partially over water and their contents. (2) loss to radio and television towers, outside sat- ellite satellite dishes, masts and antennas, including lead-in wiring, wind chargers and windmills. b. We do not cover loss caused by windstorm, hurri- cane hurricane or hail to the inside of a building or personal property contained in a building unless direct force of wind or hail makes an opening in a roof or wall and rain, snow, sand or dust enters through this opening and causes the damage.