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~, 0 0 8 ~ But we won't apply this Real estate managers section to your employees. Instead, we'll apply the Employees and volunteer workers section to them. $ landlords. Any landlord, lessor, manager, or owner of a premises rented or leased to ~ you is a protected person only for the ownership, maintenance, or use of that premises while you rent or lease it. 0 0 F m m 0 N 0 0 V 0 However, no landlord, lessor, manager, or owner is a protected person for injury or damage that results from any of the following work while being done by or for such landlord, lessor, manager, or owner: • Structural changes. • New construction work. • Demolition work. But we won't apply this Landlords section to your real estate managers. Instead, we'll apply the Real estate managers section, or the Employees ahd volunteer workers section, whichever section is applicable, to them. Equip111Bnt IBSSOrs. Any lessor or owner of equipment rented or leased to you is a protected person only for your operation, maintenance, or use of that equipment while you rent or lease it. However, no equipment lessor or owner is a protected person for injury or damage that results from its sole negligence. Persons or organizations for your work as required 6y written contract Any person or organization that: • is not otherwise a protected person under this agreement; and • you specifically agree in a written contract to add as an additional protected person under this agreement; is a protected person, but only for covered bodily injury or property damage that results from your work. However, no such person or organization is a protected person for bodily injury or property damage that results from their sole negligence. Also, such person or organization is a protected person only for the lesser of: • the limits of coverage required by the written contract; or • the limits of coverage available under this agreement. Additional protested person may also be called an additional insured in the[ written contract. We explain the term your work in the Products and completed work total limit section. Vendors Of your products. Any vendor of your products is a protected person for covered bodily injury or property damage that results from your products, but only if: • you specifically agree in a written contract to add the vendor as an additional protected person under this agreement; • this agreement provides coverage for those products; and • those products are sold or distributed in the normal course of the vendor's business. However, no vendor from whom you've acquired your products is a protected person. Nor is any vendor a protected person for bodily injury or property damage that results from: • any express warranty which is made by the vendor and you haven't authorized; • any change made in the condition of any of your products by the vendor; • the repackaging of your products other than when the products are unpacked for demonstration, inspection, testing, or replacement of parts ordered by you or the manufacturer, and later repackaged in their original containers; • any failure of the vendor to perform normal or agreed upon servicing of your products which the vendor has sold or distributed; • the demonstration, installation, or servicing of your products, which is done away from the vendor's premises; or • your products which have been labeled or relabeled, or used as an ingredient, part, or container in, on, or for anything else, 6y or for the vendor. 4715D Rev. 7-01 Printed in U.S.A. Insuring Agreement o$t.Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Co. 2001 All Rights Reserved Page 9 of 28