Exclusions, Homeowners Insurance

Definition of "Exclusions, homeowners insurance"

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Provision that excludes from coverage under Form No. 3: flood damage, except if the flood causes a fire, explosion, or theft; water damage from the backup of sewers; earthquake, except if the earthquake causes a fire explosion, theft, or glass breakage; war; nuclear exposure (hazard); wear and tear; vandalism and malicious mischief, or glass breakage if the house has been vacant for more than 30 consecutive days before the day of the loss.

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