June 2005 Dec Page
|Question of the Month
A standard feature of property insurance forms is the exclusion of various categories of loss associated with water. The water exclusion in the commercial property coverage forms and in the homeowners policy excludes loss caused by flood, surface water, water that backs up from a sewer or drain, and water under the ground surface that seeps or leaks into a building or other structure. Disputes often arise when this water exclusionary language is applied to particular loss situations.
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