Fire Liability Sample Clauses
The Fire Liability clause defines the responsibilities and obligations of parties in the event of damage or loss caused by fire. Typically, it specifies which party is liable for fire-related damages, whether due to negligence or accidental causes, and may outline requirements for maintaining fire insurance or taking preventive measures. This clause serves to allocate risk between the parties, ensuring clarity on who bears the financial burden if a fire occurs and helping to prevent disputes over liability.
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Fire Liability. It is understood and agreed by the parties that in no event shall LESSOR be liable for any damages to the leased premises or to any of LESSEE's other property at this location caused by or resulting from fire,
Fire Liability. This cover includes the Insured’s civil liability for damage to third-party property arising from fire, explosion or the bursting of items of property belonging to the Insured or kept by it, excluding damage to items of property which the Insured holds for any reason. It is understood that, if the Insured is already covered by a fire policy with “neighbour/third party appeal” cover, this will operate according to the risk, for the excess of the amounts insured with the aforementioned fire insurance policy. This cover is provided with application of the excess, deductible and compensation limits provided for in the relevant table.