Sentences with phrase «resulting fire damages»

If you leave a candle burning and the resulting fire damages the building and the neighbor's personal property, you're responsible for the damages.

The resulting fire damaged part of the roof.

Not exact matches

• Bailee insurance pertains to the loss of garments or linen as a result of fire, water damage, loss or theft.

In a fourth incident, a fire damaged part of house, but it was too early to tell whether it was a result of a Molotov cocktail and was related to the other incidents, police said.

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The firm has received six reports of bottle and food warmers overheating, melting, smoking and catching on fire; which resulted in $ 16,000 in property damage.

The fire resulted in around $ 20,000 in damage and park district officials said they have been unable to reopen the facilities in the two months since.

«Apart from the disruption of normal oil flow across the pipelines and loss in revenue, this economic crime has on many occasions resulted in deadly fire and oil spillage that have claimed many lives and damage to the environment in several communities.

According to the Alliance to Stop Consumer Fireworks, in 2010, fireworks caused an estimated 15,500 reported fires, resulting in eight civilian deaths, 60 injuries and $ 36 million in direct property damage.

Such a solution would make it possible for utility companies to keep the lights on in neighborhoods where the parrots live, without the cost of repeated nest removals and the damages that result when nests catch fire.

It's not damaging necessarily to your health, but it's just gonna delay your result if you start throwing things into the fire without actually identifying what's going on first.

If possible, I'd like to test if they're firing without removing them, which would require specialist tools I don't have easy access to and might result in me damaging them.

On more than one occasion, a truck was parked in an attached garage, and the fire resulted in significant property damage.

Consequence: If the fuel tank is overfilled and fuel is allowed to enter the fuel tank vent system, various evaporative emission control components and / or sensors could be damaged, resulting in poor fuel economy, increased engine exhaust emissions levels, increased risk of vehicle fire, and the illumination of a service engine soon light.

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The personal effects of the 18 residents who were displaced as a result of the fire makes up the half a million dollars of total estimates damages.

Not only would a fire cause damage to the building, but if your neighbor has to go to the hospital as a result, you're responsible for that.

As a landlord, you need protection from financial loss that may result from damages to a rental property due to fire, break - in, severe weather and more.

This means the water damage must be the result of one of the 16 perils covered by homeowner's insurance, such as sudden and accidental tearing, cracking, burning, or bulging of a steam, heating, AC, or automatic fire protection system.

If you want to know does renters insurance cover fire liability, you'll be happy to find out that your coverage can respond to any third party (i.e. not a named insured) who is injured or suffers property damage as a result of that negligence.

If you negligently start a fire, there's coverage for the property damage there not just to the apartment itself, but also to the other people who suffered as a result of your fire.

The financial institutions which are loaning the money to purchase a few hundred thousand dollars worth of property want to ensure that their property is well protected and paid for should anything happen such as fire or damage resulting from a natural disaster.

If you are responsible for a fire, you're responsible for all of the damage that results from it.

So if you negligently start a fire in your apartment, which results in a neighbor going to the hospital and damage to another neighbor's personal property, both of them have potential claims against you.

This means that your renters insurance policy can cover your personal property for damages suffered as a result of a fire in someone else's home that affected you, even if the fire did not spread to your home.

The fire started about 3 AM at Bethesda Hill Apartments, and resulted in not only the one million dollars in damages mentioned earlier, but in minor but unnecessary injuries to two different firefighters while battling the blaze.

If someone else caused a fire, you'd want to be sure they could make you whole from the damages you suffered as a result.

Above, the policy language goes on to state that «Direct loss by fire, explosion, or theft resulting from water damage is covered.»

For instance, assuming there were fires on the premises of two homes — an occupied home and a vacant home — the fire taking place at the former would, in theory, result in lesser damage since it would likely be reported first by its inhabitants and would be put out more quickly.

The other people who live in that building have suffered smoke damage, water damage, holes cut in their roof for ventilation that may lead to additional water damage, and a host of other ills as a result of this fire.

The renters insurance policy will help cover your tenants» personal belongings as well as cover any liability that may be a result of your tenants» neglect; for example, fire legal liability (e.g., left the stove on) or water damage (e.g., tub overflowed).

If you live in a rented apartment, house or condominium, your landlord's insurance doesn't cover your personal property in the event that it is stolen or damaged as a result of a fire, theft or other unexpected circumstance.

If your teenager is over at a friend's apartment and they stick pizza rolls in the oven and forget about them, there's likely to be at least some smoke damage, if not fire damage resulting from that.

If you have a fire — or if your neighbor has a fire that results in smoke damage to all of your property — renters insurance in Kentucky is there to help you.

Often, the fire damage would be considered to extend to property that you're unable to safely or legally retrieve as a result of the fire.

Fire, smoke, explosion, and water are the most common types of major damage that would result in a liability claim.

If you start a fire, or if you accidentally bump into someone and they fall down, you're responsible for the injuries or damage that result.

First of all, fire is a covered loss, and the water damage arose directly as a result of the fire in this situation.

Insurance coverage that protects your home against fire and other catastrophes and hazards, and compensates for the resulting physical damages.

Coverage for other kinds of damage that may result from earthquakes, such as fire and water damage due to burst gas and water pipes, is provided by standard home and business insurance policies.

A landlord's property insurance only covers structural damage to the building as a result of fire or inclement weather, not the tenants» personal property.

As a result, Sacramento renters insurance covers fire damage, explosion damage, smoke damage, water damage from putting out the fire, and even loss of use.

One of the reasons you need Pittsburgh renters insurance is that the person who is responsible for the fire — if they have enough liability coverage — would only pay you actual cash value for your loss as a result of that fire or the smoke or water damage.

Virginia renters insurance helps prevent you from personally being responsible for the damage to the building, the personal property of others, and potentially even deaths resulting from an accidental fire.

It could cover bumping into someone on the street and injuring them, or accidentally starting a fire with your Christmas tree that impacts the building as well as other residents, or any number of other odd scenarios you'd never expect would result in damages to the other party.

For example, damages resulting from a fire caused by an earthquake would fall under a policyholder's homeowners insurance, not their earthquake insurance.

Renters insurance coverage in that situation could extend to the additional living expenses that you incur as a result of being told by a civil authority that you can't stay in your home due to nearby damage from a covered peril such as fire or wildfire.

It will often not cover the damages that loss causes to anyone else, which means if you have a fire you're responsible for the losses that other residents suffer as a result.

What about damages that are a direct result of flood, such as an electrical fire?

Even though the explosion, fire, and damage are the result of a criminal and intentional act, it's not a criminal or intentional act committed by those 146 insureds.