Fuel Leakage definition
Fuel Leakage means the sudden and accidental escape of fuel from a permanently installed domestic fuel tank (including any attached equipment, apparatus or piping) that is part of a heating unit for the insured dwelling or detached private structure.
Fuel Leakage means the sudden and accidental escape of fuel from a permanently installed domestic fuel tank (including any attached equipment, apparatus or piping) that is part of a heating unit for the insured dwelling or detached private structure. “Fungi” includes, but is not limited to, any form or type of mould, yeast, mushroom or mildew whether or not allergenic, pathogenic, or toxigenic, and any substance, vapour or gas produced by, emitted from or arising out of any fungi or spores or resultant mycotoxins, allergens or pathogens.
Fuel Leakage means the sudden and accidental escape of fuel from a permanently installed domestic fuel tank (including any attached equipment, apparatus or piping) that is part ofaheatingunit fortheinsured dwelling ordetachedprivate structure. “Fungi”includes, but is notlimitedto,any form ortypeofmould, yeast,mushroom ormildew whetherornotallergenic, pathogenic, ortoxigenic, and any substance, vapourorgasproduced by,emitted fromorarising outofany fungi or spores or resultant mycotoxins, allergens or pathogens.
More Definitions of Fuel Leakage
Fuel Leakage. This peril means the sudden and accidental escape of fuel from a permanently installed domestic fuel tank. (including any attached equipment, apparatus or piping).
Fuel Leakage means the sudden and accidental escape of fuel from a permanently installed domestic fuel tank (including any attached equipment, apparatus or piping) that is part ofaheatingunit fortheinsured dwelling ordetachedprivate structure. “Fungi”includes, but is notlimitedto,any form ortypeofmold, yeast,mushroom or mildew whetherornotallergenic, pathogenic, ortoxigenic, andanysubstance, vapororgasproduced by,emittedfromorarising outof any fungi or spores or resultant mycotoxins, allergens or pathogens.