Sentences with phrase «perils except»

HO - 3 (Homeowners special form): this covers your dwelling against all perils except flood, earthquake, neglect, war, nuclear accident and others specified in your policy.

The different policies are indentified as HO - 1, HO - 2, etc. where HO - 3 is a single family home policy (the most common) that covers personal property and all perils except flood and earthquake — not problems you'll likely encounter in Clifton anyway.

Broad insurance covers perils named in a policy while «all risks» or comprehensive insurance provides coverage for most perils except named exclusions such as flood, earthquakes, and deterioration.

The plan does not cover the loss by theft during or after the incident of any of the insured perils except as provided under riot, strike and malicious damage cover.

Comprehensive coverage provides protection from most perils except collision or damage from theft by an individual who lives with you or works on your auto.

This «special» policy protects your home from all perils except those specifically excluded, such as nuclear war, flood, and earthquake.

Usually, she will quote an HO3 policy that covers most perils except for a few specific ones.

«Named - peril policies» will cover certain losses resulting only from the perils that the policy names; «all - risk policies» offer coverage for all perils except those specifically named in the policy.

These perils are similar to the trip cancellation perils except they provide coverage once you depart for your covered trip.

HO - 3: The most popular policy This «special» policy protects your home from all perils except those specifically excluded.

Then there is the «open perils» policy, which increases Oakland insurance quotes but protects you against damage or loss against all perils except those specifically excluded.

That is, it protects you against all perils except they are specifically mentioned in the exclusion lists.

This means that the policy provides coverage for all perils except for those that are specifically excluded on the declaration page.

«All risk,» which covers every kind of peril except any exceptions named in the policy, like earthquake damage

Consider the HO - 3 Special policy, which covers your dwelling for every peril except flood, earthquake, war, nuclear accident, and others specified in your policy.

Special Coverage Form is a Property Insurance form which provides the broadest coverage on an all - risk type basis and covers any possible peril except for those specifically listed as exclusions in the policy.

It protects your home and unattached structures from loss or damage due to any peril except for specifically excluded ones.

Loss by theft during or after occurrence of any insured peril except a provided under Riot, Strike and Malicious Damage cover.

HO - 3 Special: insures your dwelling against every peril except flood, earthquake, war, nuclear accident, and others specified in your policy.

Consider the HO - 3 Special policy, which covers your dwelling for every peril except flood, earthquake, war, nuclear accident, and others specified in your policy.

«All risk,» which covers every kind of peril except any exceptions named in the policy, like earthquake damage

Not exact matches

Provides all risks coverage (except those specifically excluded in the policy) on buildings and broad named - peril coverage on personal property, and is the most common package written.

We do not find ourselves permitted by the Word of God, however, to advise a woman to leave her husband, except by force of necessity; and we do not understand this force to be operative when a husband behaves roughly and uses threats to his wife, nor even when he beats her, but when there is imminent peril to her life... [W] e... exhort her to bear with patience the cross which God has seen fit to place upon her; and meanwhile not to deviate from the duty which she has before God to please her husband, but to be faithful whatever happens [«Letter From Calvin to an Unknown Woman,» June 4, 1559, Calvini Opera, XVII, col. 539, in P. E. Hughes, editor, The Register of the Company of Pastors of Geneva in the Time of Calvin (Eerdmans, 1966), pp. 344 - 345].

Secularization — the process by which the world becomes world, not church — need not be fought off as a peril or feared as an enemy, except as it is elevated into a closed world view.

Shia LaBeouf is scarcely heroic, and his girlfriend has no particular function except to be in constant peril and (in two hilarious shots) stare thoughtfully into space as if realizing something.

Though the narrative is linear, there are inevitably perils to be met: a horde of pirate raiders that seems to have snuck in from Mad Max: Fury Road, except for the fact that they are all... no, I won't spoil it; a treasure - hoarding monster crab (voiced by Jemaine Clement), who puts Smaug to shame; and the smoldering lava spirit Te Ka, who also has designs on the Heart of Te Fiti.

The film is apparently not, however, aware of how convenient it is that Bard has a trio of adorable children in constant peril, or of how Tauriel is a total badass except when the opposite is more dramatically viable.

Named Perils policies cover only what is specifically spelled out in your policy; All - Risk covers everything EXCEPT what is specifically excluded.

An all - perils policy is more comprehensive, as it provides coverage if your boat is damaged due to any cause, except for those explicitly excluded in the policy.

On the other hand, open perils will protect you against all losses except such loss is specifically excluded from the policy.

The endorsement provides you with open perils coverage, meaning that your items are covered for everything except what is explicitly excluded in your policy.

Although policies vary, a typical homeowners policy provides coverage for damage caused by certain «perils,» such as fire, lightning, and wind damage (except in certain locations).

Open perils — this type of homeowners insurance will cover all loss except for those specifically listed as excluded from coverage within the policy.

Comprehensive, or «all perils» insurance works the opposite way: It covers you for all conceivable calamities except a list of excluded items — typically earthquakes and floods — along with natural wear and tear, mechanical breakdown, settling, and deterioration.

Provides all risks coverage (except those specifically excluded in the policy) on buildings and broad named - peril coverage on personal property, and is the most common package written.

Miitopia is a lot like that, except now the little guys go on adventures together to rescue a land in peril, whilst having weird inner thoughts and unpredictable relationships.

I've written about this here before (see Shifting the Burden) and really my views haven't changed, except in that there is more evidence than ever before that the needs and motivations of those who «choose» to represent themselves in litigation are complex and that this choice is made at their peril and often at significant personal cost.

The endorsement provides you with open perils coverage, meaning that your items are covered for everything except what is explicitly excluded in your policy.

This is an exclusion policy, which means that all perils are covered except those specifically called out in the policy.

Named peril policies only cover things that are specifically mentioned in the policy; all risk policies cover everything except for any exclusions specifically mentioned.

An all risk policy, conversely, covers every kind of peril, except any specifically listed exclusions.

Provides all risks coverage (except those specifically excluded in the policy) on buildings and broad named - peril coverage on personal property, and is the most common package written.

Every state except Alaska, Arkansas, New York, North Carolina and Virginia has adopted an ISO mold limitation for homeowners insurance coverage, which allows insurers to exclude the coverage unless the condition results from a covered peril.

In general, you're covered for most losses resulting from just about any peril — except nuclear explosion, war or intentional acts of destruction.

An «open perils» policy is broader in the sense that it will provide coverage for all losses except those specifically excluded on your policy.

HO - 3 plans are «open - peril,» meaning they cover all risks except those your insurer excludes.

«Open - peril» means that you are covered against all losses except those that are expressly excluded on your policy.

A policy that protects against damage or loss of property from any peril, except those that are specifically excluded.

Comprehensive home insurance, also called all - perils, provides protection against most calamities except for flood and earthquake.

«Open - peril» describes a policy that covers any loss except for those things specifically excluded by your insurer, offering much broader coverage.