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Table of Contents Chapter 1: An Overview...1 Introduction...1 Forms Overview...1 Eligibility: Homeowners Forms... 3 Eligibility: Tenant Homeowners... 6 Eligibility: Unit Owners... 6 Eligibility: Seasonal Property... 6 Eligibility: Farm Property... 7 Eligibility: Mobile Homes... 7 Eligibility: Incidental Occupancy... 8 Eligibility: Home-Based Business... 9 Limits of Liability...9 Rating Information...12 Chapter 2: What s Covered... 15 Introduction...15 Definitions...15 Coverage A, Dwelling... 17 What Is Included under Coverage A...19 Coverage B, Other Structures... 20 Coverage C, Personal Property... 23 Business Personal Property...26 Property at Other Locations...26 Coverage for Personal Property...28 Coverage D, Loss of Use... 29 Boarding a Pet Additional Living Expense...31 Receipts for Additional Living Expense...33 Chapter 3: The Additional Coverages... 35 Introduction...35 Debris Removal...36 Storm Damage and Debris Removal...38 Reasonable Repairs...40 Trees, Plants, Shrubs, and Lawns... 41 Coverage for Loss to Medical Marijuana?... 43 Fire Department Service Charge...43 Property Removed...44 Unauthorized Use of Credit Cards...44 xi

Loss Assessment...46 Collapse...47 Collapse Coverage...49 Glass or Glazing Material...49 Landlord s Furnishings...50 Additions and Alterations...51 Ordinance or Law...51 Are Association Bylaws Ordinance or Law?... 53 Grave Markers...53 Association Deductible...54 Liquid Fuel Remediation...54 Refrigerated Food Spoilage...55 Lock and Garage Door Transmitter Coverages...55 Computers, Computer Media, and Computer Software Coverage...56 Portable Electronic Equipment, Cassette Tapes, Compact Disks, and other Media Coverage...56 Consequent Loss Coverage...56 Work Interruption Coverage...57 Lock Replacement Coverage...57 Chapter 4: Limitations; Property Not Covered... 59 Introduction...59 Definition of Business...60 Limitations...61 Coverage for Fishing Equipment...64 How the Deductible Applies to the Special Limits...72 Property Not Covered...73 A Vehicle Used to Service Premises...77 Theft of Calling Card...80 Chapter 5: The Named Perils Coverages... 83 Introduction...83 Fire or Lightning...83 Is Overheating a Fire?... 84 Property Accidentally Thrown into a Fire...85 Windstorm or Hail...85 Wind or Falling Object?... 88 Explosion...89 Gunfire as Explosion...90 Riot or Civil Commotion...90 Aircraft...91 Vehicles...92 xii

A Boat as a Conveyance...93 Smoke...93 Vandalism or Malicious Mischief...94 Theft...96 AAIS Theft Peril...98 MSO Theft Peril...99 Falling Objects...99 Damage from a Falling Object...100 Weight of Ice, Snow, or Sleet...100 Accidental Discharge or Overflow of Water...101 Water Damage from Hosepipe Accidentally Left On...102 Sudden and Accidental Tearing Apart...104 Freezing...104 Sudden and Accidental Damage Artificially Generated Current...105 Volcanic Eruption...106 Sinkhole Collapse...106 Glass Breakage...107 Chapter 6: Open Perils Coverage; General Policy Exclusions...109 Introduction...109 Exclusions Applying to Coverages A and B...110 Inherent Vice?... 118 Damage Caused by an Animal...119 Coverage for Wind-Driven Oil?... 121 General Property Exclusions Concurrent Language Precludes Coverage...123 Ordinance or Law Clean up of Pollutants?... 125 Chapter 7: Conditions Applying to Property Coverages... 139 Introduction...139 Insurable Interest and Limit of Liability...139 Deductible...140 Duties Following a Loss...141 Loss Settlement Provisions...147 Line-Item Estimates?...152 Loss to a Pair, Set, or Parts...153 Appraisal...153 Other Insurance, Service Agreement, and Government Fund...155 Personal Articles Separately Insured...156 Suit against Us...157 Our Option...157 Use of May...158 xiii

Loss Payment...158 Abandonment of Property...159 Mortgage Clause...159 No Benefit to Bailee...160 Nuclear Hazard Clause...161 Recovered Property...161 Volcanic Eruption Period...162 Policy Period...162 Concealment of Fraud...163 Loss Payable Clause...165 Miscellaneous AAIS Property Conditions...166 Miscellaneous MSO Property Conditions...166 Chapter 8: Liability Coverages and Exclusions, Part I... 169 Introduction...169 Features...169 Personal Liability Insuring Agreement...170 Medical Payments Insuring Agreement...179 Exclusions Liability and Medical Payments...182 Servicing a Premises... 188 Chapter 9: Liability Coverages and Exclusions, Part II... 199 Introduction...199 Exclusions Liability and Medical Payments...199 Is Assisted Living Facility an Insured Location?... 200 Exclusions Applicable to Liability Only...204 Coverage for Rented Hall...205 Waterbed Liability...207 MSO Liability Exclusions...212 Exclusions Applicable to Medical Payments Only...212 Section II Additional Coverages...214 Chapter 10: Conditions Applying to Liability Coverages... 221 Introduction...221 Limit of Liability...221 Severability of Insurance...222 Duties after an Occurrence...226 Duties of an Injured Person...229 Payment of Claim under Medical Payments...230 Suit against the Insurer...230 Bankruptcy of an Insured...231 Other Insurance...231 xiv

Policy Period...232 Concealment or Fraud...232 Chapter 11: General Policy Conditions... 235 Introduction...235 Concealment or Fraud: Voiding a Policy... 235 Liberalization Clause...237 Waiver or Change of Policy Provisions...................... 238 Cancellation...238 Nonrenewal...241 Assignment...241 Subrogation...242 Death...243 Additional AAIS and MSO Conditions...244 Chapter 12: Other Homeowners Forms... 247 Introduction...247 Coverage for Tenant Homeowners...247 Coverage for Unit Owners...250 Form HO 0001...259 Form HO 0008 and HO 00 08 Limited Coverage...259 Mobile Homeowners...262 Open Perils Coverage ISO HO 00 05, AAIS HO 0005, and MSO MHO 5...263 Chapter 13: Common Endorsements... 269 Introduction...269 Modifying the Insured...270 Modifying Coverage A...274 Modifying Coverage B...278 Modifying Coverage C...279 Modifying Loss Settlement...285 Modifying Business Coverage... 288 Modifying Liability Coverage...291 Amending the Mobile Homeowners...295 Miscellaneous Endorsements...296 Chapter 14: Dwelling Fire Program... 299 Introduction... 299 Why a Dwelling Fire Policy?... 299 What s Different about a Dwelling Fire Policy?...301 Coverages D, E, and Other Coverages... 306 xv

Loss Settlement...308 The Rest of the Policy...309 Common Endorsements...309 Changes in the 2014 Dwelling Program...311 Personal Liability...312 Appendix A: Policy Forms... 315 Index...457 Case Index...465 xvi