Unoccupied means the dwelling is not being inhabited as a residence.
Unoccupied means empty or not in use for 45 or more consecutive days.
Unoccupied means not lived in by Insured, Insured’s Family, Insured’s domestic employee or any other person authorized by the Insured.
Examples of Unoccupied in a sentence
For the purpose of this clause, 'premises' includes Unoccupied Bedrooms and all Bedrooms within the premises.
A Bedroom shall be regarded as being an Unoccupied Bedroom if it was intended to be occupied by one of the Tenants but ceases to be so occupied during the tenancy (and vice versa).
An Unoccupied Bedroom shall be regarded as being part of the Communal Areas if it is in fact accessed by any of the Tenants their guests or invitees.
For the purpose of this clause, 'premises' includes all Unoccupied Bedrooms and all Bedrooms within the premises.
More Definitions of Unoccupied
Unoccupied means containing contents per- taining to the occupancy of the building while operations or other customary activities are suspended.
Unoccupied means the building contains contents that pertain to the occupancy of the building but the operations and activities usual to the occupancy of the building have been suspended. A building that is temporarily unoccupied due to seasonal usage, such as a school building, will not be considered unoccupied for purposes of this endorsement.
Unoccupied means where no one has been resident in the home for a period exceeding 30 consecutive days. We, Us, Our – means the Service Providers.
Unoccupied means the dwelling is not being occupied as a residence.
Unoccupied means containing contents pertaining to the occupancy of the building while operations or other customary activities are suspended.
Unoccupied means no use or utilization of the Hangar and/or no storage of necessary tools, implements or equipment in the Hangar; or,
Unoccupied means untenanted, empty or not in use.