Coverage territory means the United States of America (including its territories and possessions), Puerto Rico and Canada.
Coverage territory means anywhere in the world with the exception of any country or jurisdiction which is subject to trade or other economic sanction or embargo by the United States of America.
Coverage territory means Canada. Further, the “injury” must give rise to a “claim” or “action” instituted within Canada or the United States of America (including its territories and possessions).
Examples of Coverage territory in a sentence
Coverage territory must include countries where the service is provided and/ or products may be used.
Coverage territory under such policy shall be worldwide for claims brought under any jurisdiction.
Coverage territory (territorial limits) - as defined in the policy, the location where a loss-causing event must occur in order for the policy’s coverage to apply.
Coverage territory will include claims brought in the United States and worldwide, if applicable.
TERRITORY: Coverage territory is anywhere in the world, provided suit is brought in the United States of America.
More Definitions of Coverage territory
Coverage territory means anywhere in the world.
Coverage territory means the following:
Coverage territory means Canada.
Coverage territory means Canada and suits and judicial proceedings must be brought against the INSURED within Canada, with exception to:
Coverage territory means “Coverage Territory for Liability Coverages” shown in the Declarations. The “coverage territory” also includes:
Coverage territory means anywhere within Canada or the continental United States of America.
Coverage territory means the state where the insured site is located.