Common use of Damage to Clause in Contracts

Damage to. i) premises or the contents thereof not belonging to or leased to or rented to the insured or otherwise in the insured’s custody or control but temporarily occupied by the insured for work away; ii) that part of the property on which the insured is working and which arises out of such work away; but always excluding liability for: iii) any liability where indemnity is available under any other insurance benefiting the insured, iv) any liability where the insured has been required to effect adequate property insurance covering damage in respect of customers goods by way of agreement or contract.