Common use of Robbery Clause in Contracts

Robbery. This peril means the taking of personal property following the use of violence or threat of violence to any person. This peril does not include loss or damage: (a) to household pets; (b) occurring while the building is “under construction” or “vacant” even if permission for construction or vacancy has been given by us; (c) caused by any tenant, employee or member of the tenant's household if the part of the “dwelling” containing the property insured normally occupied by “you” is rented to others.

Robbery. This peril means the taking of personal property following the use of violence or threat of violence to any person. This peril does not include loss or damage: (a) to household pets; (b) occurring while the building is “under construction” construction or “vacant” vacant even if permission for construction or vacancy has been given by us; (c) caused by any tenant, employee or member of the tenant's household if the part of the “dwelling” dwelling containing the property insured normally occupied by “you” you is rented to others.