Covered Property definition

Covered Property is the address stated on your Agreement Coverage Summary Page. • “Domestic-grade” Items are those that were designated by the manufacturer, manufactured and marketed solely for installation and use in a residential single family dwelling.

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Covered Property means only the mobile wireless communications equipment as follows:

Covered Property means all tangible property, other than tangible property described in Title 33, section 2065, located in or on real estate acquired by a political subdivision through tax delinquency proceedings pursuant to Title 36 or through any similar procedure created by statute for the collection of unpaid taxes, assessments, expenses or charges. "Covered property" includes all tangible property, other than tangible property described in Title 33, section 2065, located in or on real estate that has been determined to be a dangerous building pursuant to Title 17, chapter 91, subchapter 4. [PL 2019, c. 498, §19 (AMD).]

Examples of Covered Property in a sentence

• Actual Cash Value: the amount it would cost to repair or replace Covered Property, on the date of loss, with material of like kind and quality, with proper deduction for obsolescence and physical depreciation.

• The term “supplier or customer” does not include any company supplying to or receiving from the Covered Property, as described elsewhere in this Agreement, electricity, fuel, gas, water, steam, refrigeration, sewage or telecommunications.

• This Agreement covers the Actual Loss Sustained and Extra Expense incurred by the Named Member due to the necessary interruption of the Named Member's business due to prevention of ingress to or egress from a Covered Property, provided that such prevention is a direct result of physical damage of the type covered by this Agreement, to the kind of property not excluded by this Agreement, and which is located within five (5) statute miles of the Covered Property incurring loss.

• The Named Member has provided ▇▇▇▇ 100% replacement cost values, unless otherwise noted and/or required, of Covered Property at inception.

• In the case of actual or imminent loss or damage of the type covered by this Agreement, or a Mandatory Evacuation Order, this policy will pay the expenses incurred by the Named Member for the emergency evacuation of patients, inmates, and juvenile detainees from Covered Property.

More Definitions of Covered Property

Covered Property means the address that is eligible for coverage and identified on the Coverage Letter. The Covered Property must be a single-family home, town home or condominium (including manufactured housing, which must be anchored to a permanent foundation and not moved during the duration of this Contract under 5,0000 square feet, unless:

Covered Property means all Property other than Excluded Property.

Covered Property means a parcel, as described in public records or as determined by the Department, containing any of the following:

Covered Property means any Equity Interests, Pipelines or other Property (excluding Real Property) of a type subject to the Security Documents first owned or acquired by the Borrower or any Restricted Subsidiary after the date of this Agreement that, at the time the Borrower or such Restricted Subsidiary first owns or acquires such Property, automatically becomes Collateral subject to perfected First Priority Liens (subject to Permitted Encumbrances) already created pursuant to then existing Security Documents.

Covered Property means any covered city property or covered non-city property.

Covered Property means property owned or leased by You or property in Your care, custody or control, that is shown in the Schedule of Covered Property.

Covered Property is the address stated on your Agreement Coverage Summary Page. • “Domestic-grade” Items are those that were designated by the manufacturer, manufactured and marketed solely for installation and use in a residential single family dwelling. • “Item(s)” is the specific appliance(s), unit(s), or system(s) that is explicitly listed as covered on your Agreement Coverage Summary Page. Examples include: air conditioning unit, heating unit, water heater, individual appliances such as refrigerator, dishwasher and ceiling fans.