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insurance cover

brownie25 · 2012-02-04 21:32:26

Hi all,any one shed some light on this I took out a insurance policy on my house, at the time I was totally renovating the house and was not living there, the only cover I could get was fire damage only from what I can remember, On my schedule it says endorsement operative for this risk, and then gives a few code numbers…

04-02-2012 9:32pm

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Hi all,any one shed some light on this I took out a insurance policy on my house, at the time I was totally renovating the house and was not living there, the only cover I could get was fire damage only from what I can remember, On my schedule it says endorsement operative for this risk, and then gives a few code numbers that correspond to the policy booklet, are these correspondents what I'm covered for.

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#2 05-02-2012 8:58am

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They would be specific terms, conditions, restrictions and obligations relating to your policy. They would not necessarily relate to the level of cover you have. Endorsements usually relate to things like the policy excess, security requirements, unoccupancy limits etc

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