Summary
Section II of the homeowners policy protects the named insured, resident relatives, and other persons for legal liability arising out of their personal acts.
Insured locations include the residence premises described in the declarations, other residences acquired during the policy period, a residence where an insured is temporarily residing, vacant land other than farmland, cemetery or burial plots, land on which a residence is being built, and occasional rental of a premises for other than business purposes.
Personal liability insurance (Coverage E) protects an insured against a claim or suit for damages because of bodily injury or property damage caused by negligence. The company will provide a legal defense and pay those sums that ...
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