Contents Insurance definition
Examples of Contents Insurance in a sentence
Tenants are obliged to take out Tenants’ Contents Insurance (we recommend this includes accidental damage to the property or landlord’s contents).
An initial payment of 1 month hire plus the key deposit and any Contents Insurance Cover is due before the Equipment is taken on Hire.
You must check whether the University’s Block Contents Insurance policy is sufficient to cover your personal possessions and obtain any top-up cover required for items not included in the policy.
It is the Tenant’s responsibility to acquire and maintain Renter’s Contents Insurance and Personal Injury and Liability Insurance.
You must keep the Goods insured against loss or damage or any third party risks, which will require the Goods to be insured on your Home Contents Insurance Policy.
If the Renter does not have a Household Contents Insurance Policy or the Policy lapses the Renter indemnifies us against any loss.
Plus one (1) of the following recent pieces of information: Driver’s Licence/Vehicle Registration or Pink Card, CRA Taxpayer’s Notice of Assessment/Service Canada documents, Rental or Home Owners Contents Insurance Policy.
For Buildings and Contents Insurance we work closely with our selected home insurance partner, First2Protect Insurance Services.
PROBOX has partnered with third-party insurance provider, Storage Protectors, LLC (“Storage Protectors”), in offering a Portable Storage Container Contents Insurance Program in order to provide Customer with an affordable option for insurance coverage on the contents of the rented Unit(s) (the “Program”).
Tenant participation in the Storage Protectors Contents Insurance Program, insurance provided by Chaucer Insurance Company DAC and administered by Carstin Insurance Partners, a licensed agent, AZ Licenses No. 1800003983 satisfies such condition.