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<br />~I?R.' 6.2004
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<br />. Property that you haven't sold, but which
<br />you allow others to use, For example, a
<br />vending machine.
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<br />Your completed work means your work that:
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<br />. is completed, including work that may
<br />need service, maintenance, correction,
<br />repair, or replacement, but which Is
<br />otherwise complete; or
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<br />. has been abandoned by you.
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<br />We'll consider your work to be completed at
<br />the earliest of the following times:
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<br />. When all of the work called for in your
<br />contract has been completed.
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<br />. When all of the work to be done at the
<br />work site has been completed, if your
<br />contract calls for work at more than one
<br />site.
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<br />. When that part of the work at the work
<br />site has been put to its Intended use by
<br />any person or organization, other than
<br />another contractor or subcontractor
<br />working on the same project.
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<br />Your completed work Includes:
<br />. any warranty provided with or for your
<br />completed work;
<br />. any statement made, or that should have
<br />been made, about the durability, fitness,
<br />handling, maintenance, operation,
<br />performance, quality, safety, or use of
<br />your completed work; and
<br />. all warnings, instructions, Or directions
<br />provided, Or that should have been
<br />provided, with or for your completed
<br />work.
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<br />~But we won't consider the following to be
<br />"Jyour completed work:
<br />::;:.. Uninstalled equipment, abandoned or
<br />\ unused materials or parts, or tools.
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<br />. Work done In connection with transporting
<br />?\ì property.
<br />,\l-f:J. Any premises or other real property that
<br />.1-\ you own.
<br />. Any work done to a premises Or other
<br />real property that you rent or lease from
<br />others, or own.
<br />. Any work while on a premises that you
<br />rent, lease, Or borrow from others, Or
<br />own.
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<br />NO. 293
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<br />P.15/31
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<br />However. we'll consider a condition created
<br />in or on a vehicle in the course of work
<br />done In connection with trensporting
<br />prOperty to be your completed work if:
<br />. the vehicle isn't owned or operated by
<br />you;
<br />. the condition is created by the loading or
<br />unloading of the vehicle by a protected
<br />person; and
<br />. the condition causes bodily Injury or
<br />property damage.
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<br />Your work means any:
<br />. work that you're performing or others are
<br />performing for you: or
<br />. service that you're providing or others ;ore
<br />providing for you.
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<br />Your work Includes:
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<br />. all equipment, materials, parts, or tools
<br />being provided or used with or for your
<br />work;
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<br />. any statement being made, or that should
<br />have been made, ebout the durability,
<br />fitness, handling, maintenance, operation,
<br />performance, quality, safety, or use of
<br />your work; and
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<br />. all warnings, instructions, or directions
<br />being provided. or that should have been
<br />provided, with or for your work.
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<br />We explain the term loading or unloading in
<br />the Auto exclusion.
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<br />Person.1 injury each person limit. This Is the
<br />most we'" pay for all covered personal
<br />injury that:
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<br />. is sustained by anyone person or
<br />organization; and
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<br />. is caused by a" personal injury offensas
<br />committed in a policy year.
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<br />Advertising injury each person limit. This is
<br />the most we'll pay for all covered
<br />advertising injury that:
<br />. is sustained by anyone person or
<br />organization; and
<br />. is caused by ell advertising injury
<br />offenses committed in a policy year.
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<br />Each event limit. This is the most we'" pay
<br />for all covered bodily injury, property
<br />damage, and medical expenses that result
<br />from anyone event.
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