Common use of Locked Vehicle Warranty Clause in Contracts

Locked Vehicle Warranty. With respect to small portable equipment, it is warranted by the Insured that any vehicle in which the insured property is carried is equipped with a fully enclosed metal body or compartment, and the Insurer shall be liable in case of loss by theft from an unattended vehicle only as a direct result of forcible entry (of which there shall be visible evidence) into such body or compartment, the doors of which are securely locked and the windows closed. This clause shall not apply to property which is under the control of a common carrier.

Locked Vehicle Warranty. With respect to small portable equipment, it It is warranted by the Insured that any vehicle in which the property insured property is carried is equipped with a fully enclosed metal body or compartment, and the Insurer Company shall be liable in case of loss by theft from an unattended vehicle only as a direct result of actual forcible and violent entry (of which there shall be visible evidence) into such body or compartment, compartment the doors and windows of which are shall have been securely locked and the windows closed. This clause shall not apply to property which is under the control of a common carrierlocked.

Locked Vehicle Warranty. With respect to small portable equipment, it is It warranted by the Insured that any vehicle in which the insured property is carried is equipped with a fully enclosed metal body or compartment, and the Insurer shall be liable in case of loss by theft from an unattended vehicle only as a direct result of forcible entry (of which there shall be visible evidence) into such body or compartment, the doors of which are securely locked and the windows closed. This clause shall not apply to property which is under the control of a common carrier.

Locked Vehicle Warranty. With respect to small portable equipment, it It is warranted by the Insured that any vehicle in which the property insured property is carried is equipped with a fully enclosed metal body or compartment, and the Insurer shall be liable in case of loss by theft from an unattended vehicle only as a direct result of forcible entry (of which there shall be visible evidence) into such body or compartment, the doors of which are securely locked and the windows closed. This clause shall not apply to property which is under the control of a common carriervisible.