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Landlord Insurance Cover Clause
In landlords insurance, the cover clause defines the event that can cause damage against which insurance is provided. These are further definitions and used to avoid repetition.
Examples
Fire
Perils
Accidental damage
Theft or attempted Theft
Subsidence, ground heave or landslip.
In a normal house insurance policy these covers are usually combined however you should note that a) Theft is not one of the listed perils and b) Subsidence is shown separately. For residential landlords subsidence is usually included automatically (with a high excess) as mortgage lenders insist on the cover. For commercial property owners subsidence is usually an optional extra.
Please note
Like all insurance policies, a landlords insurance policy consists of several sections. General information about the various sections is included. You must not assume that your policy has all of the sections referred to (and will probably have different terms, conditions and exclusions). If in doubt contact your insurance broker for advice.
