MSO BUSINESSOWNERS
POLICIES AVAILABLE ENDORSEMENTS AND THEIR USES
(May 2026)
This list identifies endorsements that can be added to modify the Mutual
Service Office (MSO) Businessowners Policies. It is organized by form number
and title, with a short description of each endorsement and its purpose. The
list does not include any terrorism-related forms or endorsements, or
state-specific endorsements, changes, or amendments. Except as otherwise
provided in each endorsement, all other policy provisions remain the same.
The ten-digit numbering
sequence of MSO forms and endorsements has a very specific meaning:
(05 23 edition)
This endorsement can
only be added if the policy is on a replacement cost basis. It allows upgrades
of non-green property to green property in accordance with the Green Authority
standards. The percentage listed on the schedule determines the coverage limit
for Increased Costs and Green Building expenses. Definitions of green and green
authority are included.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement
applies to property other than money and securities. Theft coverage applies
while the property is on premises. Robbery coverage applies when the property is
off premises. A limit must be entered on the declarations. Additional
exclusions, conditions, and definitions apply.
NOTE: BU 0320 – Crime Provisions – Part I must
be attached when this endorsement is used.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement provides
limited coverage for the cost to remove fungi, pays for loss caused by fungi,
and pays the costs to test for fungi resulting from a covered cause of loss. The
limit of liability must be entered in the space provided on the endorsement
schedule.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement sets
the coverage limits and amends the coverage for item A of the Building Code/Law
Coverage in Part I B – Supplemental Coverage. It is only applicable when
coverage is written on a blanket basis. The coverage amount is calculated by applying
the relevant factor to the replacement cost under Coverage A for the property
that suffered the covered loss. Without this endorsement, the blanket amount
listed on the Declarations would determine the coverage available for building
code/law updates, even if only one premises was affected.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement
applies to property other than money and securities. It provides coverage for
burglary and robbery of a watchperson while the property is on the premises.
Additional exclusions, conditions, and definitions apply. BU 0320 must be
attached when using this endorsement.
(06 11 edition)
This endorsement provides
loss of business income coverage for the scheduled premises if any of the
described utility services sustains a covered direct damage loss and causes the
scheduled premises to lose service. Coverage applies only to the premises
described in the endorsement schedule. A 12-hour waiting period applies. There
is no separate limit of insurance.
(01 09 edition)
This endorsement is
used to establish a payment method for others with an insurable interest in the
covered property. The Designated Person or Organization must be listed on the
schedule, along with their mailing address, next to the description or location
of the covered property. It also adds language to include the Loss Payee of
this endorsement in the Other Insurance Common Condition.
(11 12 edition)
This endorsement
provides the loss payees listed on the endorsement schedule with important
policy rights that apply even if the named insured fails to meet its policy
obligations. However, the insurance company is not required to send the loss
payee cancellation or non-renewal notices. The Designated Person or
Organization must be listed on the schedule, along with their mailing address,
next to the description or location of the covered property.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
restricts fire coverage at the specified location(s) or building(s) listed on
the endorsement schedule if the hood and duct protection system is not
functioning properly and the insurance company is not notified. Even if the
insurance company is notified, it can still use this endorsement to suspend
coverage.
It means without
exception that all cooking appliances, hoods, and ducts must be in proper
working order at all times, with a fixed automatic fire extinguishing system
and a method for removing caustic agents, fluids, or grease. These systems must
be properly installed, regularly maintained, and inspected according to local
codes, NFPA standards, and jurisdictional regulations.
(01 21 edition)
This endorsement is used to limit coverage for roof coverings to Actual Cash Value when damage occurs due to wind or hail. It modifies the “How Losses Are Settled” condition and includes the definition of Roof Covering in the Common Glossary under Parts I and II.
(11 01 edition)
This endorsement lists
loss payees and, by way of the endorsement schedule, specifies the property in
which it has an interest. It states that any loss payment related to such
property must include the loss payee.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
replaces the deductible shown in the Declarations with the deductible shown on
the endorsement schedule for losses caused by windstorm and related losses
affecting both the inside and the outside of the building and business personal
property.
(07 20 edition)
This endorsement adds a
percentage deductible to the policy for losses caused directly or indirectly by
windstorm or hail, including related losses affecting both the inside and the
outside of the building and business personal property. The available deductible
percentages are 1%, 2%, or 5%.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement changes
the designated premises limit of liability to functional replacement value. The
value is determined by specific conditions, such as repairing the building damage
with a less costly material or replacing the building with a less costly one
that serves the same function. It can reduce the insurance limit required for
such buildings, thereby lowering the premium cost. Additional conditions apply.
Related Article: Functional
Property Valuations. This article is based on Insurance Services Office (ISO)
forms. However, the concept is the same.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
changes the designated property limit of liability to reflect functional
replacement value. The value is based on conditions such as repairing,
replacing, or restoring the covered property using similar items available at
lower cost, or on expenses actually paid to repair, replace, or restore the
property. This can lead to a lower insurance limit and reduced premium costs.
Additional conditions apply.
Related Article: Functional
Property Valuations. This article is based on Insurance Services Office (ISO)
forms. However, the concept is the same.
(01 01 edition)
The covered property
shown on the endorsement schedule is adjusted based on the scheduled agreed
value instead of replacement cost or actual cash value.
(01 03 edition)
The designated premises
shown on the endorsement schedule is not subject to the policy's standard
vacancy restrictions during the dates specified on the endorsement.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
provides crime coverage for covered instruments, including cases of forgery or
alteration of, on, or in any covered instrument. The limit must be specified on
the endorsement, and BU 0320 must be attached when this endorsement is used. Additional
exclusions, conditions, and definitions apply.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to add peak season coverage to Coverage B—Business Personal Property. The
scheduled amount for BPP at the designated location is added to the insurance
limit available, but applies only to losses occurring within the scheduled time
period.
NOTE: The amount of insurance is an additional
amount and not a replacement of the limit of insurance.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement adds
Employee Dishonesty Coverage for losses resulting from an employee's dishonest
act. The dishonest act can involve money, securities, and/or other property.
The coverage limit must be scheduled on the endorsement and is applicable
across all locations. BU 0320 – Crime Common Provisions must be attached when
this endorsement is used.
(01 20 edition)
(Use with BU 0179, BU 0186, BU 0272, BU 0282)
This endorsement
provides the Crime Provisions for the listed crime forms. It includes
additional common exclusions, conditions, and definitions.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement adds
direct damage and extra expense coverage for computers. Coverage can apply to
all data processing equipment or to specific items. Many BOP exclusions are
eliminated for these items, but the computer virus and hacking exclusion still
applies. The deductible is eliminated and not replaced by another. This is an
extension of coverage B. Any item covered by this endorsement is not covered
under the BOP Coverage A or C.
NOTE: There are two options
for covering computers: cover all data processing equipment and components, or
specifically schedule the items on the endorsement. It’s one or the other, not
both.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement adds
indoor glass breakage on property used in the insured's business. Indoor glass
includes items such as counters, display cases, panels, partitions,
refrigerators, cooler cases, shelves, showcases, and table and desk tops. A
specific liability limit must be scheduled, and if a deductible other than $200
is desired, it should also be indicated in the schedule.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement adds
earthquake and volcanic activity as additional covered causes of loss for all
property coverages.
·
Coverages
A and B are subject to the deductible factor shown on the endorsement schedule.
·
Coverage
C is subject to a 168 consecutive-hour deductible if the damaged building is
more than five stories tall.
No earthquake coverage
applies unless this endorsement was on the policy or its predecessor for at
least 168 hours prior to the earthquake.
(01 03 edition)
Any property listed on
this endorsement is not covered. When this endorsement is used, the listing
must be precise and explicit to prevent confusion in the event of a loss.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement
removes business personal property and money and securities for loss due to
theft.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is used to add a deductible to outdoor building glass. A $200 deductible applies, but it can be changed in the schedule.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement
deletes Part I B–Supplemental Coverages 3. Building Code/Law Coverage.
(01 03 edition)
Under Part I A – Main
Property Coverages, Coverage B—Business Personal Property, Paragraphs A, B, and
C, are replaced as follows:
A. is now limited to
equipment, fixtures, and furniture owned by the named insured and usual to their
described business /operations.
B.
is now Tenant’s and improvements and betterments coverage.
C.
Coverage for property of others in the named insured’s
care, custody, and control is eliminated
(07 01 edition)
The coverage limit for
money and securities on the declarations is reduced to the scheduled limit
specified in this endorsement. This new limit applies only when the building is
closed for business and no one except a custodian is on site. Custodian is an
added definition.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used to reduce the coverage limit for building glass when a loss is caused by
vandalism. The limit per occurrence is $1,000, with a limit of $100 per pane or
unit.
(11 22 edition)
This endorsement is
used to exclude losses arising out of a cyber event. A cyber event can include
an attempt to corrupt, damage, deny access, destroy, exploit, or infiltrate a
communication system, a computer, a computer network or system, and includes
many types of computer applications and devices.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement
suspends fire coverage at the designated premises when the automatic sprinkler
systems are not operational. The suspension applies only to the specific
location and does not impact the overall policy.
NOTE: It's essential for the
insured to realize this endorsement's name provides no advantage if their
sprinkler system isn't working or properly maintained. Its purpose is to shield
the insurance company from having to cover claims related to a non-operational
system. The insurer doesn't gain anything from offering a significant premium
discount if the insured neglects to properly maintain the fire protection
system.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement
suspends fire coverage at the designated premises when the automatic fire alarm
is not operational. The suspension applies only to the specific location and
does not impact the overall policy.
NOTE: It is crucial for the
insured to understand that the endorsement's name provides no benefit to them
if their automatic fire alarm isn't functioning or properly maintained. Its
main goal is to protect the insurance company from having to pay claims related
to a non-working system. The insurer doesn't benefit from providing a large
premium discount when the insured fails to properly maintain the automatic fire
alarm protection system.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement
suspends coverage for burglary at the designated premises when the premises
burglar alarm is not operational. The suspension applies only to the specific
location and does not impact the overall policy.
NOTE: The endorsement's name
offers no benefit to the insured if the burglar alarm isn't working or properly
maintained, as its purpose is to prevent the insurer from covering claims
related to a non-operational system. The insurer gains no advantage from a
premium discount if the alarm is neglected.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement suspends
coverage for the designated premises, the protective safeguard described, and
the cause of loss shown on the endorsement schedule when the listed protective
safeguard is not in proper working condition.
NOTE: This single endorsement can be used in
place of BU 1001, BU 1002, BU 1003, and BU 0242.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to add coverage for loss assessments made against the named insured
unit-owner. The assessment must result from a covered cause of loss. The
Description and Location of Units, along with the Limit of Liability, must be
scheduled. However, only $1,000 is available to pay an assessment due to the
association’s deductible.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to add certain unit-owners' property to be included under Coverage B –
Business Personal Property. Improvements and betterments in condominiums are
considered business personal property and may include items installed or
acquired at the insured's expense, such as permanent fixtures, alterations,
appliances, decorations, and other similar enhancements. These items can be
integrated into the structure and located within the unit.
(01 03 edition)
This is the same as BU
0284, except that coverage is also extended to any items within the unit that,
by the agreement, must be insured by the unit owner.
(10 20 edition)
This endorsement
modifies coverage to meet the needs of condominium associations. It covers the
provisions of Parts I and II. It should be mandatory for any condominium
association.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to extend Coverage B—Business Personal Property to property initially
installed prior to the insured’s ownership or replaced by the insured
unit-owner or tenant. These improvements are considered business personal
property, not improvements and betterments.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement extends
liability coverage to vacant land shown on the schedule.
(06 21 edition)
This endorsement
clarifies that pollutants include PFAS and updates the Common Glossary Parts I
and II.
(05 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used to add a deductible for all property damage liability, however caused. The
deductible can apply per claimant, per occurrence, or both. The insurance
company may settle a claim or suit and pay the deductible. If this is the case,
the insured will need to promptly reimburse the insurance company for the
deductible paid.
NOTE: While the 05 20 edition
states that Bodily Injury Liability is included, a new edition will soon be
released that removes bodily injury from any description. This endorsement is
for Property Damage Liability only.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
replaces Part II B–Supplemental Coverages 3. Employers Liability for Nonowned
Automobile Coverage. It extends liability coverage to include hired autos. It
redefines insured, adds a definition of hired automobile, and removes, adds,
and restates exclusions that apply.
(01 19 edition)
This exclusion has been
withdrawn because the wording was added to the policy.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
excludes coverage for bodily injury or property damage caused by volunteer
firefighters. It applies whether the volunteers are part of the insured
organization or not, and while performing these duties.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used to exclude bodily injury to any person while practicing or participating
in sports or athletic contests or exhibitions sponsored by the insured, related
to the operations described on the endorsement schedule.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is used to exclude professional activities related to computer software. Bodily injury or property damage from advice, products, or services related to internet access, website design, or software, such as data processing, downloads, manuals, and instructions, is not covered. Providing or failing to provide such advice, products, or services, along with related specifications, manuals, and instructions, is also excluded.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to exclude any injury or occurrence arising from any aspect of Exterior
Insulation and Finish Systems (EIFS).
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement limits
liability coverage under this policy to the general office premises of real
estate agents or brokers and the premises of the listed property. Coverage for
the listed property applies only when it is being sold or rented. It does not
include properties that are owned, managed, or in the care, custody, or control
of the named insured.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to exclude any coverage related to actual or threatened sexual abuse. It
also excludes coverage for the perpetrator and for any failures in
administration or supervision that might have prevented the incident.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement uses
the wording from BU 0181 above but then provides limited coverage for an
insured's vicarious liability, including negligent supervision. It is subject
to the sublimits for Each Person and General Aggregate/Total Limit on the
endorsement schedule.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to broaden coverage by applying the Aggregate/Total Limit per project
rather than across the entire policy. This means that if the named insured has
12 projects per year, there are 12 separate aggregates. Without the
endorsement, there is only one aggregate over all projects.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to broaden coverage by applying the Aggregate/Total limit per location
rather than across the entire policy. This means if the named insured has 12
locations, there are 12 separate aggregates. Without the endorsement, there is
only one aggregate over all locations.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to provide professional coverage related to the insured’s business or
operations as described in the Declarations. It should only be used only if a
more specific professional liability endorsement is unavailable. The
endorsement includes exclusions and details as to what professional liability
includes.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to extend liability coverage to hearing aid or optical stores. However,
there are specific exclusions included that should be carefully observed, such
as ophthalmology or optometry services, or unlicensed practitioners.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used to extend liability coverage to the professional liability of barber and
beauty shops. It includes the liability for individuals (and their employees)
who rent space or chairs from the named insured. However, it does not cover
certain spa treatments, such as plastic surgery, massage, tanning, facelifts,
and electrolysis.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to extend professional liability coverage to druggists related to the
named insured retail drug store. The endorsement includes exclusions and
details as to what professional liability includes.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement
broadens liability coverage to include the professional liability of funeral
directors. It covers property damage as it relates to the deceased’s body,
possessions, and other items under the funeral directors’ care, custody, and
control. Additionally, it expands the definition of bodily injury to include
mental anguish, even if not associated with physical injury.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to extend professional liability coverage to veterinarians. It includes
several exclusions and sets a $1,000 limit for loss of any one household pet
under the practice’s care, custody, or control. All losses in a single incident
are subject to a $100 deductible. Additionally, the definition of
"household pets" is added.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used to provide liquor liability coverage to package liquor stores. It includes
additional exclusions, such as unlicensed operations.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used to allow the named insured to waive certain rights of recovery against
others. The waiver applies only to the person or organization named on the
schedule.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to change the notice requirement in Part II D–Special Liability
Conditions, Duties of Insureds. It states that an occurrence is only considered
known once the named insured becomes aware of it. Additionally, the insurance
remains valid even if any of the named insured’s employees or agents fail to
notify the named insured about an occurrence they knew about.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement
modifies the definition of 'insured' to include volunteers while performing
their duties for the named insured. However, there are exclusions, such as it
excludes coverage for bodily injury to the named insured, co-volunteers, or
employees while they are on duty. If the insured is a partnership or joint
venture, these exclusions also apply to any partner or member.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement
extends coverage to members of charitable institutions as insureds when they
are performing their duties for the organization. Trustees and board members
are also covered while fulfilling their responsibilities in their official
capacity.
(12 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
members of churches as insureds while they perform duties on behalf of the
church. Trustees, clergy, and board members are also covered when working
within their official roles. Volunteers are also considered insureds, although
there are certain restrictions.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
individual unit-owners of the insured condominium association as insureds, but
only with respect to liability arising from any aspect of parts of the premises
that are not for the unit-owner’s exclusive use.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
individual townhouse unit-owners of the insured townhouse association as
insureds, but only with respect to liability arising from any aspect of the
premises that is not for the unit-owner’s exclusive use.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
the name of the state and/or the political subdivisions shown on the
endorsement as insureds, but only with respect to operations for which permits
are issued by those entities.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
concessionaires listed on the endorsement as insureds, but only for liability
arising from their status as concessionaires of the named insured.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds the
vendors listed on the endorsement as insureds, but only for liability related
to the named insured's products specified on the endorsement. It is a limited
additional insured and does not cover any operations the vendor might perform
with the product or any changes the vendor might make to the product.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement adds the club members of the named insured as insureds, but only for their liability arising from the named insured's activities or actions undertaken on the named insured's behalf.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement can be
used when the named insured is an individual. The named insured’s executor,
administrator, beneficiary, or trustee is considered an insured during the
performance of their respective duties as such.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement adds
appointed and elected officials as insureds while they are performing their
duties. However, a restriction applies: land vehicles designed for public road
use are classified as automobiles, even if they are used solely for maintaining
the named insured’s streets and roads.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
any person or organization that the named insured has agreed to add as an
additional insured through a written contract or agreement. Contractors,
lessees, or owners are automatically an insured if there is a contractual
requirement to add them. This coverage applies to premises and operations but
does not extend to products or completed operations.
NOTE: This is excess
coverage over any policy on which a person or entity considered on this
endorsement as an additional insured is the named insured.
(01 20 edition)
When BU 0300 is
attached to a policy, volunteers become insureds, and because they are insured,
they are not covered for Coverage F-Medical Payments. This endorsement should
be used to change Coverage F so that volunteers continue to be covered.
(09 12 edition)
This endorsement adds
an individual or organization on a primary non-contributory basis if the named
insured has agreed to add them as an additional insured through a written
contract or agreement, and they are shown on the endorsement schedule. This endorsement covers the named insured’s
work for the specified entity but does not include products or completed
operations. It acts as primary and non-contributory coverage only if explicitly
stated in the contract; otherwise, it serves as excess coverage over any other
policy for which a person or entity considered an additional insured under this
endorsement is the named insured.
NOTE: Compared to
other rating bureaus, neither ISO nor AAIS uses excess coverage wording in their additional
insured endorsements.
(09 12 edition)
This endorsement adds
an individual or organization on a primary non-contributory basis if the named
insured has agreed in writing to include them as an additional insured. This
coverage applies to the named insured’s work for that entity, but not to any
products or completed operations. Since this is blanket coverage, the person or
entity does not need to be specifically scheduled on the endorsement. However,
the coverage will be primary and non-contributory only if the contractual
requirement states so; otherwise, it acts as excess coverage over any other
policy in which the person or entity is the named insured.
NOTE: This is almost identical to BU 0328
above, except that the coverage is primary only if required by contract.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement
automatically adds any contractor, lessee, or owner as an insured if there is a
contractual obligation to do so. This applies to the named insured’s work and
completed operations for that entity. The operations coverage provided is primary
and non-contributory only if the contract requires it. Otherwise, the
operations coverage is excess coverage over any policy on which a person or
entity considered an additional insured under this endorsement is the named
insured. The completed operations coverage is always excess.
NOTE: This is almost identical to BU 0336
above, except that it provides excess coverage for completed operations.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement adds
any designated contractor, lessee, or owner shown on the endorsement schedule
as an insured, provided there is a contractual obligation to add them. This
applies to the named insured’s work and completed operations for that entity. The
operations coverage is primary and non-contributory only if the contract
requires it. Otherwise, the operations coverage is excess coverage over any
policy on which a person or entity considered an additional insured under this
endorsement is the named insured. The completed operations coverage is always
excess.
NOTE: This is almost identical to BU 0335
above, except that it includes excess coverage for completed operations.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement adds any
designated entity scheduled on the endorsement as an insured if there is a
contractual obligation to add them. This applies to the scheduled premises
while the named insured is leasing it. The coverage provided is primary and
non-contributory only if the contract requires it. Otherwise, this is excess
coverage over any policy on which a person or entity considered on this
endorsement as an additional insured is the named insured.
(09 07 edition)
This supplemental
declarations is used when there is insufficient space to list all additional
insureds on a specific endorsement schedule. The endorsement number or
designation, designated additional insureds, and any relevant information or
remarks should be entered in the designated fields on the schedule.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is used to add liquor liability coverage to any policy. A Schedule Limit of Liability is required for Each Occurrence and for the General Aggregate or Total Limit. The endorsement provides coverage when an insured violates a law, ordinance, or regulation regarding the distribution, gift, sale, or use of alcohol, or when an insured provides alcohol to a person under the legal age to consume alcohol. Defense is provided according to the provisions of Supplemental Coverage 1, Part II B. Additional Exclusions and Conditions apply.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement adds
claims-made directors and officers liability coverage for condominium
association directors and officers when performing their duties. This coverage
is excess over other valid, collectible insurance. The coverage limits are
entered on BU 0428–Condominium Association Directors’ and Officers’
Liability–Supplemental Declarations.
(09 07 edition)
This supplemental
declaration is used in conjunction with BU 0427–Condominium Association
Directors’ and Officers’ Liability. It includes spaces for the each claim and
aggregate limits, the number of units, premium, deductible, and retroactive
date.
(01 20 edition)
This endorsement is
used only when claims-made coverage is part of the policy. It replaces the
policy's automatic 12-month extended reporting period with an unlimited
extended reporting period, subject to the premium charge shown on the
endorsement schedule.
NOTE: The change from 12 month to unlimited
does not include any increase in the limit of insurance.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to provide coverage for errors or omissions in the provision of printing
services. This is for printing only and does not extend to copyright
infringement or any publishing activities. Additional Conditions and Exclusions
apply. A limit of insurance is needed on the declarations for coverage to apply.
(09 07 edition)
This endorsement is
used to add liability coverage for the named insured's real estate property
management activities. However, it excludes property damage to any property the
named insured manages, collects rent for, or supervises. Coverage is excess over
any other valid and collectible insurance available to the named insured.
(05 16 edition)
This endorsement adds
limited liability coverage for UAVs and Drones, covering damages for bodily
injury, property damage, or medical payments if the insured becomes legally
responsible. This coverage applies when the UAV or Drone is operated by the
named insured or their employees during the named insured's business
activities. The endorsement schedule must specify a General Aggregate/Total
Limit, Description of the UAVs or Drones, and a description of the operations.
Additional exclusions apply, and the definition of UAV is added.
(05 16 edition)
This endorsement adds
limited liability coverage for UAVs and Drones, covering damages for bodily
injury, property damage, personal injury, advertising injury, or medical
payments if
the insured becomes legally responsible. This coverage applies when the UAV or
Drone is operated by the named insured or their employees during the named
insured's business activities. The endorsement schedule must specify a General
Aggregate/Total Limit, Description of the UAVs or Drones, and a description of
the operations. Additional exclusions apply, and the definition of UAV is
added.
NOTE: This endorsement is
identical to BU 0459, except that it includes Personal and Advertising Injury.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement limits
coverage to the specific premises listed on the declarations. It also includes
operations conducted off premises but are directly related to the insured
premises.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement limits
coverage to the premises shown on the endorsement schedule. It also includes
operations conducted off premises but are directly related to the insured
premises.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is
used to exclude the premises and related operations shown on the endorsement
schedule. Operations (including those within the products/completed operation
hazard) off premises but directly related to the premises are also excluded.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is used
to exclude products/completed operations from all or some locations. It can
also be used to exclude coverage for personal injury/advertising injury. There
is also a third item for a free-form Other to be excluded. If the third item is
used, entries must be very precise to prevent confusion.
NOTE: Entries in this endorsement must be very
precise to avoid ambiguity or confusion.
(07 04 edition)
The scheduled person or
organization is an additional insured. This is excess coverage over any policy
on which a person listed on this endorsement as an additional insured is the
named insured.
(07 04 edition)
Any architect, engineer,
or surveyor working for the named insured is an additional insured. This is
excess coverage over any policy on which a person considered on this
endorsement as an additional insured is the named insured.
(08 21 edition)
The scheduled assignee,
mortgagee, or receiver is an insured, but only for the premises scheduled on
the endorsement. Coverage is limited to the named insured’s ownership,
maintenance, or use of the premises. There is no coverage if the additional
insured is involved in demolition, new construction, or structural alterations
at the premises.
(01 03 edition)
The scheduled person or
organization is an insured, but only because of the financial control of the
named insured or the premises of the named insured. There is no coverage if the
additional insured is involved in demolition, new construction, or structural
alterations.
(01 03 edition)
The scheduled entity is
an insured, but only for the premises scheduled on the endorsement in which the
entity and the named insured are co-owners.
(07 04 edition)
The scheduled person or
organization is an additional insured, but only as it relates to equipment
leased to the named insured by that entity. This is excess coverage over any
policy on which an entity considered on this endorsement as an additional
insured is the named insured.
(01 03 edition)
The scheduled person or
organization is an additional insured, but only for the part of the scheduled
premises leased to the named insured. There is no coverage if the additional
insured participates in demolition, new construction, structural alterations,
or if the named insured ceases to be a tenant.
(01 03 edition)
The scheduled person or
organization is an additional insured, but only for the part of the scheduled
land leased to the named insured. There is no coverage if the additional
insured participates in demolition, new construction, structural alterations,
or if the named insured ceases to lease the land.
(01 03 edition)
The scheduled state or
political subdivisions listed on the endorsement are insureds, but only
concerning premises controlled by the named insured and only for the types of
operations specified in the endorsement for which permits are issued by the
political subdivision.
(07 04 edition)
The scheduled person or
organization is an insured, but only for the operations for which it has
granted the named insured a franchise.
(01 03 edition)
This endorsement is used to add others
with an insurable interest in the covered property to the policy and broadens
the definition of insureds to include the designated person or organization
shown on the schedule. The schedule must include the description and location
of the coverage property.