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TM~StF8u1 • • is required by a written contract or agreement with you to be made a protected person for your work; is a protected person only for covered bodily injury or property damage that results from your work. However, no such person or organization is a protected person for injury or damage that results from their sole negligence. We explain what we mean by your work in the Products and completed work total limit section. Vendors. Any vendor of your products is a protected person for covered bodily injury or property damage that results from your products only if: • this agreement provides products liability coverage for those products; • a written contract or agreement with you requires that the vendor be made an additional protected person; and • the products are sold or distributed in the usual course of the vendor's business. However, no vendor from whom you've acquired your products, or any of their parts or containers, is a protected person. Nor is any vendor a protected person for bodily injury or property damage that results from: • any express warranty which you haven't authorized; • any physical or chemical change in your \~ products which is intentionally made by ;; the vendor; ~'; • the repackaging of your products for "' ,purposes other than demonstration, ;1 inspection, testing, or replacement of parts -~ ordered by you or the manufacturer; ,~?i~1 • the repackaging of your products in other `, than their original containers; • any failure of the vendor to do normal or agreed upon servicing of your products; • 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, by or for the vendor. Also, no vendor is a protected person for bodily injury or property damage for which ' the vendor has assumed liability under any contract or agreement. But we won't apply this exclusion part to bodily injury or property damage for which the vendor would have liability without the contract or agreement. Serv/Cing includes any adjustment, assembly, inspection, repair, or test. We explain what we mean by your products in the Products and completed work total limit section. Operators of registered mobile equipment. All operators of registered mobile equipment are protected persons for their driving of such equipment on a public street ar road with your permission. Any person or organization legally responsible for the driving conduct of those operators is also a protected person. But only if there's no other valid and collectible insurance available to cover their liability for the operators. However, no operator or any other person orb organization is a protected person for: • bodily injury to a fellow employee of the person driving the equipment; or • property damage to property controlled by you or the employer of an operator who is a protected person. Registered mobi/e equipment means mobile equipment that's registered in your name under a motor vehicle registration law. We explain what we mean by: • controlled by in the Employees and volunteer workers section; and • mobile equipment in the Mobile equipment exclusion. Unnamed Subsidiaries. Any of your subsidiaries that aren't shown in the Introduction as a named insured is a protected person if: • you own more than 50% of it on the beginning date of this agreement; and • it isn't an insured or protected person under other general liability insurance. Page 8 of 23 ~cr ca,d Ptre and Marine Insurance Co.1996 All Rights Reserved