Common use of Insured events under certain prerequisites Clause in Contracts

Insured events under certain prerequisites. 5.1. Valuables in accordance with point 2 are only insured if - They are being carried and looked after safely in personal custody (physical or visual contact) so that a third person cannot take it away without having to overcome resistance; - Proof is furnished that the items have been handed over to an accommodation provider or cloakroom service (e.g. receipt) or - The items are stored in a locked room that is not accessible to the general public, using all available security equipment (safe, cupboards). Bags of whatever kind – vanity cases, briefcases, jewel boxes, suitcases or similar containers – are not considered to be safekeeping. In each case the type of storage must be appropriate for the value of the item (e.g. safe). If a valuable cannot be stored in a secure place, no insurance cover is available.