Clearance costs Sample Clauses

Clearance costs. Costs necessarily and reasonably incurred by the Participant in respect of demolition or dismantling of equipment and/or removal of debris and in providing/erecting/maintaining hoardings required during demolition, dismantling, debris removal and reconstruction following indemnifiable loss or damage to such equipment including any costs arising from the activities of any Public Authority in dealing with the consequences of an participant peril having operated provided that the total amount recoverable does not exceed 15% of the total amount of the claim.
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Clearance costs. The company will indemnify the insured up to R10 000 (ten thousand rand) any one claim for costs necessarily incurred in respect of the removal of debris from the premises following loss of or damage hereby insured.
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Clearance costs. The agreement is extended to provide cover for costs necessarily and reasonably incurred by the participant in respect of demolition or dismantling of property and/or removal of debris and in providing, erecting and maintain hoardings and other similar structures required during demolition, dismantling, debris removal and reconstruction following indemnifiable loss of or damage to such property, provided that the total amount recoverable does not exceed 10% (ten percent) of the Sum Covered of the damaged item(s).
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