Seasonal Increase Periods definition

Seasonal Increase Periods means any period of time during the Period of Insurance that has Stock levels or Money levels of up to fifty percent (50%) higher than Stock or Money levels at other times during the Period of Insurance.

Examples of Seasonal Increase Periods in a sentence

  • Seasonal increase The Sum Insured for Money is increased by 50% for Loss occurring during the Seasonal Increase Periods.

  • Additional benefit Seasonal Increase The Sum Insured for Deterioration of Stock is increased by 50% for Damage to Stock occurring during the Seasonal Increase Periods.

  • Seasonal increase The Limit of Indemnity for the specific Situation is increased by 50% of the Sum Insured for Stock for losses occurring during Seasonal Increase Periods.

  • You can nominate different Seasonal Increase Period(s) or higher percentage increases of Stock.

  • You can nominate different Seasonal Increase Period(s) or higher percentage increases of the Insured Amount.

  • You can nominate different Seasonal Increase Periods or higher percentage increases of Stock.

  • You can nominate different Seasonal Increase Period(s) or higher percentage increases of Money.

  • Seasonal Increase of cover We will automatically increase the Sum Insured in respect of Stock in trade by 50% during the Seasonal Increase Periods.

  • Seasonal increase The Limit of Indemnity for the specific Situation is increased by 50% of the Sum Insured for Stock for losses occurring during Seasonal Increase Periods.

  • Seasonal increase The Sum Insured for Stock and Tobacco is increased by 50% for losses occurring during the Seasonal Increase Periods.

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