Earth Movement definition

Earth Movement means any natural or man-made earth movement, including but not limited to earthquake, landslides, subsidence or volcanic eruption regardless of any other cause or event contributing concurrently or in any other sequence of loss. However, physical damage by fire, explosion, or sprinkler leakage resulting from earth movement will not be considered to be loss by earth movement within the terms and conditions of this section. All earth movement within a continuous 168-hour period will be considered a single earth movement; the beginning of such period shall be determined by you. This definition does not include loss or damage caused by or resulting from flood, regardless of any other cause or event contributing concurrently or in any other sequence to the loss.

Earth Movement means any movement or vibration of the earth's surface (other than "sinkhole collapse") including but not limited to earthquake; landslide; mudflow; mudslide; mine subsidence; or sinking, rising, or shifting, of earth.

Earth Movement means any natural or manmade:

Examples of Earth Movement in a sentence

• Earth Movement NOT due to Heavy Rains/Floods refers to incidents caused by land shifts such as earthquakes, landslides, or subsidence, but not mudslides which are presumed to be initiated by heavy rains or floods.

• The Owner will be responsible for losses to the Work due to Earth Movement and Flood if coverage is not provided under the Builder’s Risk policy.

• Earth Movement, NOT due to Heavy Rains/Floods refers to accidents caused by land shifts such as earthquakes, subsidence, or landslides, but not mudslides which are presumed to be initiated by heavy rains or floods.

• If a Cause of Loss (such as fire) is covered by means of an exception to the Earth Movement Exclusion, in the Causes Of Loss Form, we will also pay for the loss or damage caused by that other Covered Cause of Loss.

• These deductibles do not apply to any loss or damage by these causes of loss that is covered in the absence of such endorsements, such as fire or explosion that results from an Earth Movement.

More Definitions of Earth Movement

Earth Movement means any movement or vibration of the earth's surface (other than "sinkhole collapse") including but not limited to: a. earthquake; b. land shock waves or tremors before, during, or after a volcanic eruption; c. landslide, mudflow, mudslide; d. subsidence, erosion; or e. any other earth movement, including but not limited to, earth sinking, rising, shifting, expanding, or contracting.

Earth Movement means any natural or man-made earth movement, earthquakes, seaquakes, shocks, tremors, seismic events, landslides, submarine landslides, avalanches, subsidence, sinkhole collapse, mud flow, rock fall, volcano, lava flow or any other similar earth movement, sinking, rising or shifting

Earth Movement means the movement of earth, including the following:

Earth Movement means any movement of the earth (other than "sinkhole collapse"), including but not limited to:

Earth Movement means all earth movement, including but not limited to earthquake, shocks, tremors, volcanic action, volcanic eruption, earth rising or shifting, landslide, mudslide, subsidence, sinkhole, rock fall.

Earth Movement means: a. earthquake, including land shock waves or tremors before, during or after a volcanic eruption; b. landslide; c. mine subsidence whether or not the non-natural mine is currently in use; d. any other movement of earth, including sinking (other than "sinkhole collapse"), shifting, or rising of earth including, but not limited to, erosion, expansion, shrinking, freezing, thawing, improper soil compaction, and movement of water under the surface of the ground that causes cracking, settling, or shifting of foundations, buildings, or structures; or e. eruption, explosion, or effusion of a volcano.

Earth Movement means any natural or man-made earth movement including, but not limited to, earthquake, volcanic action, landslide, subsidence, sinkhole, mudslide, mudflow or landslide, regardless of any other cause or event, whether or not insured by this Policy, contributing concurrently or in any other sequence of loss.