Companion policy definition
Companion policy means the fire insurance policy, homeowners policy, or other insurance policy that provides fire coverage for the property that is the subject of this CEA policy, and that is issued by the same participating insurer that services this CEA policy.
Companion policy means a homeowners policy, condominium unit owners policy or other policy of insurance insuring against the risk of loss to the same property as this policy for risks of loss other than earthquake.
Companion policy means the tenant’s or renter’s insurance policy that provides fire insurance coverage for the personal property contained within the rental unit, and that is issued by the same participating insurer that services this CEA policy.
Examples of Companion policy in a sentence
Notably, Amsterdam has a Private Duty Companion policy (the “Companion Policy”), which is attached to this agreement and required to be signed prior to admission.
More Definitions of Companion policy
Companion policy means the fire insurance policy that provides fire coverage on the dwelling unit or personal property, or both, that is the subject of this CEA policy, and that is issued by the same participating insurer that services this CEA policy. “Companion policy” does not include the association master policy.
Companion policy means the fire insurance policy, homeowners policy, or other insurance policy that provides fire coverage for the same property that is the subject of this “earthquake” policy.