Motor liability Sample Clauses

Motor liability. 6.8.1 Notwithstanding the exclusion ‘Ownership or use of mechanically propelled vehicles’, the insurer agrees to indemnify the public authority and any other insured party in respect of liability arising out of or from: a) the use or movement of any mechanically propelled vehicle as a tool or plant; b) the loading or unloading of any mechanically propelled vehicle or trailer when carried out beyond the limits of any carriageway or thoroughfare but this extension shall not apply to damage to any property being loaded or unloaded; c) the movement of any mechanically propelled vehicle not owned, hired or borrowed by or leased to the public authority or any other insured party on or under any premises occupied by the public authority where such vehicle is causing an obstruction and interfering with the performance of the business; d) damage to visitors’ or employees’ mechanically propelled vehicle (including contents and/or accessories) while parked within any car park for which the public authority is responsible or on any premises occupied by the public authority provided that: i) such vehicle is not lent or hired to the public authority; ii) the damage to an employee’s vehicle does not arise out of the maintenance, operation or use of a vehicle by that employee; e) the unauthorised use of any mechanically propelled vehicle by any person in the employment of the public authority provided that the public authority shall have taken all reasonable precautions to ensure that its employees are made aware of and comply with restrictions applicable to the use of the vehicle; f) the servicing, maintenance and testing of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Carriages or other mechanically propelled vehicles used for private hire, but excluding any expenditure incurred for any repair, adjustment, alteration, reinstatement, withdrawal or replacement required as a result of any defect in the work. 6.8.2 except always that the indemnity provided by this clause excludes liability: a) for which indemnity is provided by any motor insurance or fleet insurance policy held in the name of the public authority; or b) for which insurance is necessary to comply with the Road Traffic Act 1988 as amended by The Motor Vehicles (Compulsory Insurance) Regulations 1992 or any alteration to such regulations or any similar legislation applying to Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands or to any other territory consequent on the Third Council Directive 90/232/EEC of 14/05/1990 relating to insurance a...
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Motor liability. 5.3.1 Notwithstanding exclusion 6.34 to insured sections A, B, C and D, the insurer agrees to indemnify the insured and any other insured party in respect of liability arising out of or from: a) the use of any mechanically propelled vehicle as a tool or plant; or b) the loading or unloading of any mechanically propelled vehicle or trailer when carried out beyond the limits of any carriageway or thoroughfare by a person other than the driver or attendant of any such vehicle or trailer; or c) the movement of any mechanically propelled vehicle not owned hired or borrowed by or leased to the insured or any other insured party on or under any premises occupied by the insured where such vehicle is causing an obstruction and interfering with the performance of the business; or d) damage to visitors’ or employees’ mechanically propelled vehicle (including contents and/or accessories) while parked within any car park for which the insured are responsible or on any premises occupied by the insured provided that: i) such vehicle is not lent or hired to the insured; or ii) the damage to an employee’s vehicle does not arise out of the maintenance, operation or use of a vehicle by that employee; 5.3.2 except always that the indemnity provided by this clause excludes liability for which insurance is necessary to comply with the Road Traffic Act 1998 as amended by The Motor Vehicles (Compulsory Insurance) Regulations 1992 or any alteration to such regulations or any similar legislation applying to Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands or to any other territory consequent on the Third Council Directive 90/232/EEC of 14/05/1990 relating to insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles or similar legislation in any country outside the European Union.
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Motor liability. 5.3.1 Notwithstanding exclusion 6.34 to insured sections A, B, C and D, the insurer agrees to indemnify the insured and any other insured party in respect of liability arising out of or from: a) the use of any mechanically propelled vehicle as a tool or plant; or b) the loading or unloading of any mechanically propelled vehicle or trailer when carried out beyond the limits of any carriageway or thoroughfare by a person other than the driver or attendant of any such vehicle or trailer; or
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Motor liability. 4.3.1 Notwithstanding exclusion 5.23 to insured sections A, B and C , the insurer agrees to indemnify the insured in respect of liability arising out of or from: a) the use of any mechanically propelled vehicle as a tool or plant; or b) the loading or unloading of any mechanically propelled vehicle or trailer when carried out beyond the limits of any carriageway or thoroughfare by a person other than the driver or attendant of any such vehicle or trailer; or c) the movement of any mechanically propelled vehicle not owned hired or borrowed by or leased to the insured on or under any premises occupied by the insured where such vehicle is causing an obstruction and interfering with the performance of the business; or 4.3.2 except always that the indemnity provided by this clause excludes liability for which insurance is necessary to comply with the Road Traffic Act 1998 as amended by The Motor Vehicles (Compulsory Insurance) Regulations 1992 or any alteration to such regulations or any similar legislation applying to Northern Ireland, the Isle of Man or the Channel Islands or to any other territory consequent on the Third Council Directive 90/232/EEC of 14/05/1990 relating to insurance against civil liability in respect of the use of motor vehicles or similar legislation in any country outside the European Union.
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Motor liability in respect of Bodily Injury to any person and/or Damage to Property caused by or in connection with or arising from the ownership or possession or use by or on behalf of the Insured of any mechanically propelled vehicle and/or trailer but this exception shall not operate (i) in respect of liability for Bodily Injury or Damage occasioned beyond the limits of any carriageway or thoroughfare in connection with the bringing of a load to or the removal of a load from any vehicle and/or trailer owned by or under the control of the Insured (ii) in circumstances where the vehicle is not required to be licensed for road use and is being used in circumstances which do not require insurance under the provisions of the Road Traffic Acts or any amending legislation and where cover is not afforded under any other policy
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Motor liability. Provided the insured has arranged appropriate insurance as required and is not more specifically insured under a compulsory class of insurance the insurer will indemnify the insured in the terms of this policy in respect of legal liability for bodily injury or damage caused by any motor vehicle: a) which is owned by or in possession of or being used by or on behalf of the insured; b) which is not licensed for road use and is being used in circumstances which do not require insurance or security under any road traffic legislation; c) whilst in use as a tool of trade but this indemnity shall not apply to liability in respect of which insurance or security is required under any road traffic legislation; d) happening during the act of loading or unloading This extension does not replace any compulsory motor insurance required under any legislation
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Motor liability in the sum of not less than five hundred thousand rand (R500 000.00) on any one occurrence covering legal liability for death of or injury to or illness of persons and loss or damage to property arising out of or in connection with vehicles used in connection with the Work.
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