Glossary
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Exclusions |
Earthquakes, Flooding, Enforcement of
Building Codes & Similar Laws, Power Failure, Neglect, War Nuclear Hazard, Intentional Acts |
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Master Policy |
The common areas you share with other tenants should be covered by a master policy owned by the
property. These areas include common areas, elements of the building such as roof, stairways, elevators, basements, electrical wiring, piping, vents &
etc. The master policy should protect the policyholder(s) from liability and physical damage. The master policy may also cover individual units as
they were originally built, but may or may not cover fixtures. The master policy may cover original fixtures, but not improvements. If you or a former
owner has made improvements; you will want to be sure they are covered under your individual unit owner policy. The condo association Board of
Directors should be able to provide the information or appropriate documents that explain the coverage. It is important for you to know exactly what
the master policy covers so that you can purchase appropriate individual coverage for your unit and your contents. |
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Named Perils |
Fire or Lightning, Windstorm or Hail, Explosion, Riot or Civil Disturbance, Aircraft, Vehicles,
Smoke, Vandalism or Malicious Mischief, Theft, Falling Objects, Weight of Ice, Sleet or Snow, Accidental Discharge or Overflow of Water, Sudden
and Accidental Tearing Apart, Freezing, Artificially Generated Electrical Charge, Volcanic Eruption |
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