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Cover Extensions included
as standard
Conditions Exclusions
Legal liability to pay damages and
associated legal costs in respect of
death, disease or illness caused to
employees.
Indemnity limit £10,000,000
(inclusive of legal costs), unless
otherwise shown in the Schedule.
• Right of Recovery
• Certificate of Employers Liability
– if policy or section cancelled
certificate becomes ineffective
from cancellation date
• Bodily injury to employees (other
than the driver) from being in or
on any vehicle where injury results
from use by you of a vehicle whilst
on the road under the terms of Part
VI of the Road Traffic Act 1988
• Visits or work on any offshore rig
or platform
• Health & Safety at Work Act 1974
• Compensation for Court
Attendance connected to a claim
(£500 per day for partner/director
and £250 for each employee)
• Unsatisfied Court Judgements
• Additional Persons Insured
• Injuries to Working Partners
• Corporate Manslaughter and
Corporate Homicide Act 2007
(up to £1,000,000 any one
period of insurance)
Optional Cover
Section 6: Employers Liability
Cover Extensions included
as standard
Conditions Exclusions
Legal Expenses up to £100,000 in
relation to the following:
• Standard Cover
• Legal Defence and Eviction of
Squatters
• Property Damage
• Contract Disputes
• Rent Recovery
The most We will pay in Cost
and Expenses is no more than
the amount We would have paid
to a Preferred Law Firm or Tax
Consultancy. The amount We will
pay a law firm or tax consultancy
(where acting as an Appointed
Lawyer) is £100 per hour.
Claims under this Section are dealt
with and managed by DAS Legal
Expenses Insurance Company Ltd
on Our behalf.
The following Conditions apply to
Rent Recovery:
• If You accept payment (or part
payment) of rent arrears from the
tenant of the Premises, You must
be able to provide proof that You
have warned the tenant that it
does not prevent You taking further
action against them under this
Policy
• Where the tenant is a limited
company, You must first seek
advice from the Appointed Lawyer
before accepting payment of rent
arrears
Section Conditions
• DAS can take over and conduct,
in Your name, any claim or legal
proceedings at any time.
• We will not pay any claim covered
under any other policy, or any
claim that would have been
covered by any other policy if this
Section did not exist
• Any claim reported to DAS more
than 90 days after the date the
Insured should have known about
the Insured Incident
• Any Costs and Expenses, Hotel
Expenses or Storage Costs that
are incurred before DAS agree to
pay them
• Any disagreement with Your tenant
when the Date of Occurrence is
within the first 90 days of the
first Period of Insurance and the
tenancy agreement started before
the start of insurance cover under
this Section
• A claim which is fraudulent,
exaggerated or dishonest or where
an allegation of dishonesty or
violent behaviour has been made
against You
• Any claim relating to registering
rents, reviewing rents, rent
control, buying the freehold of the
Premises or any matter that relates
to rent tribunals, rates tribunals,
land tribunals, rent assessment
committees and rent officers
• Any claim relating to someone
legally taking the Premises from
You, whether You are offered
money or not, or restrictions or
controls placed on the Premises
by any government or public or
local authority unless the claim is
for accidental physical damage
caused by any of the above
• Any claim relating to Subsidence,
mining or quarrying
• Judicial review
• Fines, penalties, compensation
or damages for which You are
ordered to pay by a court or other
authority
• A contract dispute relating to Your
tenancy agreement
• A contract dispute relating to the
purchase of the Premises
• A contract dispute relating to a
dispute arising from any loan,
mortgage, pension, investment
or borrowing
• A contract dispute relating to
construction work, designing,
converting or extending Your
Premises where the contract value
exceeds £5,000 (including VAT)
Optional Cover
Section 7: Commercial Legal Expenses
Property Owners Insurance Policy – Key Facts