Power Interruption Insurance Endorsement

Definition of "Power interruption insurance endorsement"

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Blackstone/Ocean Properties

Addition to boiler and machinery insurance that covers loss to property or equipment caused by an interruption of power by a public utility. Coverage is available either on an hourly or daily basis for loss of use or for actual loss sustained.

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