Rented or Occupied Property Covered under CGL Form?
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Our CGL insured is a small electronics manufacturing firm. Frequently, the owner, the named insured, travels out of town to visit customers and potential customers. While away, she stays at a hotel for a period usually not exceeding a week, but sometimes longer. We are concerned about the “damage to property” exclusion, particularly j.(1), “property you own, rent, or occupy.” If our insured accidentally damages a hotel room, will the CGL respond?
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