What Does That Particular Part Mean?
Vague CGL exclusion wording leaves buyers guessing about extent of coverage
The wording of exclusions in a commercial general liability insurance policy can be confusing. Sometimes the words are defined in the policy, but often, words and phrases that make up the exclusions are left undefined, and thus open to differing interpretations. Such a phrase is “that particular part.”
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