INCIDENTAL COVERAGES Clause Samples
The 'Incidental Coverages' clause defines additional protections that are automatically included in an insurance policy beyond the main coverages. These may cover specific situations such as debris removal, fire department service charges, or temporary repairs, and typically apply up to certain sub-limits without requiring separate premiums. The core function of this clause is to broaden the scope of coverage, ensuring that policyholders are protected against a wider range of incidental losses or expenses that may arise from a covered event.
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. This policy also provides Incidental Coverages. These Incidental Coverages are subject to all of the terms of the applicable Principal Coverages, A or B. These Incidental Coverages do not increase the Limit of Insurance stated for the Principal Coverages.
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. All additional property coverages added by endorsement. The deductible applies to all covered causes of loss unless otherwise stated in the Declarations or any endorsement.
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. 1. Part One of this agreement applies to work performed by you subject to the Longshoremen's and Harborworkers' Act.
2. Part Two of this agreement applies to work performed by you subject to the Federal Employer's Liability Act.
3. Part Two of this Agreement applies to work performed by you subject to the ▇▇▇▇▇ Act or U.S.
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. We provide insurance for the following coverages indicated by a specific limit or premium charge on the Declarations. COVERAGE L -- BODILY INJURY LIABILITY PROPERTY DAMAGE LIABILITY We pay all sums which an insured become legally obligated to pay as damages due to bodily injury or property damage to which this insurance applies. The bodily injury or property damage must be caused by an occurrence and arise out of the ownership, maintenance or use of the insured premises or operations that are necessary or incidental to the insured premises. This insurance applies only to bodily injury or property damage which occurs during the policy period. COVERAGE M -- MEDICAL PAYMENTS We pay the medical expenses defined below for bodily injury caused by an accident on the insured premises.
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. 5 Exclusions And Limitations That Apply .......................................................................................... 7 How Much We Pay For Loss Or Claim ............................................................................................ 7 Payment Of Loss Or Claim ............................................................................................................... 9 What You Must Do In Case Of Loss ................................................................................................ 9 Policy Conditions .............................................................................................................................. 10
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. This policy also provides Incidental Coverages. These Incidental Coverages are subject to all the terms and, unless otherwise indicated, the Covered Causes of Loss form applicable to Coverage B. These Incidental Coverages do not increase the amount of insurance stated for Principal Coverages A or B. The total amount recoverable under the Incidental Coverages or listed on any other form made part of this policy, is not cumulative and is limited to the amounts shown. Items covered under Coverage A or Coverage B are not included in any Incidental Coverage.
INCIDENTAL COVERAGES. This policy also provides Incidental Coverages. Unless otherwise indicated, these Incidental Coverages are in addition to the amount of insurance stated for the Principal Coverages.
1. Business Credit Card, Debit Card, Forgery And Counterfeit Money-We pay up to $500 per occurrence but no more than $1,000 per policy period for loss sustained by an insured when such insured:
a. Becomes legally obligated to pay for the unauthorized use of credit cards or debit cards issued or registered in the insured’s name;
b. Suffers a loss through the forgery or alteration of checks, drafts, certificates of deposit or notes including negotiable orders of withdrawal; or
c. Accepts in good faith counterfeit United States currency.
a. The insured has not complied with the terms under which the credit card or debit card was issued;
b. The loss is caused by the dishonesty of an insured; or
c. The loss occurs while a person, not an insured, has possession of the credit card or debit card with an