SPECIAL PROPERTY COVERAGE FORM
<br />The most we will pay in any one
<br />occurrence under this Extension is
<br />$25,000 at each "scheduled premises". For
<br />"valuable papers and records" not at the
<br />"scheduled premises", including while in
<br />transit, the most we will pay in any one
<br />occurrence is $25,000.
<br />B. EXCLUSIONS
<br />1. We will not pay for loss or damage caused
<br />directly or indirectly by any of the following.
<br />Such loss or damage is excluded regardless of
<br />any other cause or event that contributes
<br />concurrently or in any sequence to the loss.
<br />a. Earth Movement
<br />(1) Earthquake, meaning a shaking or
<br />trembling of the earth's crust, caused
<br />by underground tectonic forces
<br />resulting in breaking, shifting, rising,
<br />settling, sinking or lateral movement;
<br />(2) Landslide, including any earth sinking,
<br />rising or shifting related to such event;
<br />(3) Mine subsidence, meaning subsidence
<br />of a man-made mine, whether or not
<br />mining activity has ceased;
<br />(4) Earth sinking (other than sinkhole
<br />collapse), rising or shifting including soil
<br />conditions which cause settling, cracking
<br />or other disarrangement of foundations
<br />or other parts of realty. Soil conditions
<br />include contraction, expansion, freezing,
<br />thawing, erosion, improperly compacted
<br />soil, and the action of water under the
<br />ground surface;
<br />But if Earth Movement, as described in
<br />Paragraphs (1) through (4) above, results
<br />in fire or explosion, we will pay for the
<br />physical loss or physical damage caused
<br />by that fire or explosion.
<br />(5) Volcanic eruption, meaning the
<br />eruption, explosion or effusion of a
<br />volcano. But if physical loss or
<br />physical damage by fire or volcanic
<br />action results, we will pay for that
<br />resulting physical damage.
<br />Volcanic action means direct physical
<br />loss or physical damage resulting from
<br />the eruption of a volcano when the
<br />physical loss or physical damage is
<br />caused by:
<br />(a) Airborne volcanic blast or airborne
<br />shock waves;
<br />(b) Ash, dust, or particulate matter; or
<br />(c) Lava flow.
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<br />(d) All volcanic eruptions that occur
<br />within any 168-hour period will
<br />constitute a single occurrence.
<br />Volcanic action does not include the cost
<br />to remove ash, dust, or particulate
<br />matter. That does not cause direct
<br />physical loss or physical damage to
<br />Covered Property.
<br />b. Governmental Action
<br />Seizure or destruction of property by order
<br />of governmental authority.
<br />But we will pay for acts of destruction ordered
<br />by governmental authority and taken at the
<br />time of a fire to prevent its spread, if the fire
<br />would be covered under this policy.
<br />c. Nuclear Hazard
<br />Nuclear reaction or radiation, or
<br />radioactive contamination however
<br />caused.
<br />But if physical loss or physical damage by
<br />fire results, we will pay for that resulting
<br />physical loss or physical damage.
<br />d. Power Failure
<br />The failure of power or other utility service
<br />supplied to the "scheduled premises",
<br />however caused, if the failure occurs away
<br />from the "scheduled premises". Failure
<br />includes lack of sufficient capacity and
<br />reduction in supply necessary to maintain
<br />normal operations.
<br />But if physical loss or physical damage by
<br />a Covered Cause of Loss results, we will
<br />pay for that resulting physical loss or
<br />physical damage.
<br />e. War and Military Action
<br />(1) War, including undeclared or civil war;
<br />(2) Warlike action by a military force,
<br />including action in hindering or
<br />defending against an actual or
<br />expected attack, by any government,
<br />sovereign or other authority using
<br />military personnel or other agents; or
<br />(3) Insurrection, rebellion, revolution,
<br />usurped power, or action taken by
<br />governmental authority in hindering or
<br />defending against any of these.
<br />f. Water
<br />(1) Flood, including
<br />surface water,
<br />waves, overflow
<br />other bodies
<br />whether drivE
<br />the accumulation of
<br />waves, tides, tidal
<br />of streams or any
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