Examples of Insured Perils in a sentence
We will pay You for physical loss or damage to the Renovation caused by any of the Insured Perils.
In the event of a claim arising from Insured Perils other than Theft, We may, at Our sole option and discretion, reinstate the Policy and reserve the right to charge additional premium or reinstate the Policy without additional premium or terminate the Policy by sending 7 days’ notice by registered letter to You at Your last known address and any unused premium upon cancellation will be refunded on a pro-rated basis for the unexpired term of this Policy.
We will pay You for physical loss or damage to the Building caused by any of the Insured Perils.
We will pay You and Your Household for physical loss or damage to Contents, caused by any of the Insured Perils.
We will pay up to $10,000 for loss or damage caused by any of the Insured Perils to your Personal Property while contained in a Bank (or Trust Company) safety deposit box.
If any special contracts are nominated in Your Policy Schedule, then this Insured Perils - Cover Option 2 of this Policy and the Additional Benefits are amended to remove the words “Insured Peril” and replace them with the word “Accident” wherever they appear, for claims arising from such nominated contracts.
If the insured is a tenant and is not obliged to pay rent for the premises during the period when it is not fit for occupation, the additional rent borne by him is the actual rent paid for alternative accommodation taken less the rent which he was paying for the premises immediately prior to the same being damaged or destroyed by Insured Perils and rendered unfit for occupation.
Cover:In the event of Damage to Property Insured in transit by insured perils as listed below within the Geographical Limits during the Policy Period, we will pay for the Damage or at Our option replace or repair such Damage to the Property Insured Insured Perils: 1.
Not to carry on upon the Premises any trade or occupation nor to do any other thing which may make void or voidable the insurance of the Premises against the Insured Perils.
In the event of the Building and the Premises or any of them or any part of them being destroyed or damaged by any of the Insured Perils and the insurance money under any policy of insurance effected by reason of any act or default of the Tenant being wholly or partially irrecoverable then in every case to reimburse the Landlord the shortfall payable in reinstating the building on receipt of certified expenses (by the Landlord’s Architect) paid in reinstating the premises.