Exclusion II Clause Samples
The 'Exclusion II' clause serves to specifically identify certain situations, events, or types of losses that are not covered under the agreement or policy. In practice, this clause might list particular risks, such as damages resulting from war, intentional misconduct, or pre-existing conditions, which the parties agree will not be the responsibility of one or both sides. By clearly outlining these exclusions, the clause helps to allocate risk and prevent disputes by ensuring all parties understand the boundaries of coverage or liability.
Exclusion II. A. 2. g. i. applies:
(a) whether any Insured is liable as an employer or in any other capacity; and
(b) to any obligation to share “damages” with or repay another who is liable for “damages” because of such “bodily or mental injury”.
Exclusion II. A. 2. g. i. does not apply to liability assumed by any Insured under an “insured contract”.
Exclusion II. C. 2. d. i. applies regardless of any other contributing or aggravating cause or event that contributes concurrently or in any sequence to the “property damage”.