Insured Premises definition

Insured Premises means the place named in the Schedule.

Insured Premises means the property named in the Schedule so long as the use of the same is restricted to solely domestic purposes.

Insured Premises means the place(s) declared for insurance and named in the Schedule attached to the Policy.

Examples of Insured Premises in a sentence

• We cover Buildings, Plant, Machinery, and Furniture and Fittings, or other Contents which You will erect, or acquire, or for which You will become responsible, after the Commencement Date, in the Insured Premises.

• You or Your Family must not cause or facilitate loss to the Insured Premises or its Contents or injury or liability by any reckless, wilful, malicious, criminal or unlawful act.

• Accidental Damage (“Damage” as hereinafter defined) by any cause not excluded by the Policy.DefinitionsPlate Glass shall mean completely and securely fixed flat glass within the Insured Premises (including Plate Glass of display/show windows of the Premises) and described in the Schedule excluding its glazing and/or lettering and /or ornamentation and /or any surface treatment or surfacing unless specifically described and declared for insurance.

• Mortgagor hereby assigns to Mortgagee the right to collect and receive any indemnity payment otherwise owed to Mortgagor upon any policy of insurance insuring any portion of the Insured Premises, regardless of whether Mortgagee is named in such policy as a person entitled to collect upon the same.

• No portion of any indemnity payment which is applied to the replacement, repair or restoration of any portion of the Insured Premises or which is released to Mortgagor shall be deemed a payment against any Indebtedness or any Obligations.

More Definitions of Insured Premises

Insured Premises means the location shown on the "declarations".

Insured Premises means: a) the residence premises; and b) under Section II only: 1) the part of any other premises, other structures and grounds used by you as a residence. This includes premises, structures and grounds you acquire for your use as a private residence while this policy is in effect; 2) any part of a premises not owned by an insured person but where an insured person is temporarily living; 3) cemetery plots or burial vaults owned by an insured person; 4) vacant land, other than farmland, owned by or rented to an insured person; 5) land owned by or rented to an insured person where a one, two, three or four family dwelling is being built as that person’s residence; 6) any premises used by an insured person in connection with the residence premises; 7) any part of a premises occasionally rented to an insured person for other than business purposes.

Insured Premises means the premises named in the Schedule from which the Insured operates his Business.

Insured Premises means the Insured Premises for residential use only and stated under the Schedule and the Tenancy Agreement.

Insured Premises means the property named in the Schedule from which the Insured operates hisBusiness.

Insured Premises means the showroom/building/workshop located in the address stated in the Policy Schedule from which the Insured operates his/its Business.

Insured Premises means: a. the “described location”; b. that part of any other premises used by “you” as a residence and shown on the “declarations” as an “insured premises”; c. that part of any other premises used by “you” as a residence and that is acquired by “you” during the policy period for such use; d. premises used by “you” in connection with a premises described in a., b., or c. above; e. cemetery lots and burial vaults of an “insured”; f. that part of a premises not owned by an “insured” and that is temporarily used by an “insured” as a residence; g. that part of a premises occasionally rented to an “insured” for other than “business” purposes; and h. vacant land owned by or rented to an “insured”. This includes where a one- to four-family house, a townhouse, or a row house is being built for use as an “insured’s” residence. This does not include farm land.