Moving of Buildings Clause Samples
The 'Moving of Buildings' clause establishes the rules and requirements for relocating existing structures from one site to another. Typically, it outlines the permissions needed, the responsibilities of the parties involved, and any necessary compliance with local regulations or safety standards. For example, it may require the contractor to obtain permits and ensure that the building is moved without causing damage to public property or utilities. This clause serves to clarify the process and allocate responsibility, thereby minimizing disputes and ensuring that the move is conducted safely and lawfully.
Moving of Buildings. (a) WE DO NOT INSURE loss or damage resulting from moving your dwelling building or detached private structures, from the moment the building or structure is removed from its foundation or supports until the moment it is attached to a permanent foundation or to permanent supports. Exclusion (a) above applies whether or not there is another cause or occurrence (whether covered or not) that contributes concurrently or in any sequence to the occasioning of the loss or damage.
(b) WE DO NOT INSURE loss or damage: • resulting from moving your mobile home or its detached private structures; • occurring while the jacks or levelers for your mobile home have been removed and while utility hook-ups have been disconnected. However, exclusion (b) above does not apply if the mobile home must be moved in an emergency to protect against an insured peril.
Moving of Buildings. WE DO NOT INSURE loss or damage resulting from moving the dwelling building or detached private structures, from the moment the building or structure is removed from its foundation or supports until the moment it is attached to a permanent foundation or to permanent supports. This exclusion applies whether or not there is another cause or occurrence (whether covered or not) that contributes concurrently or in any sequence to the occasioning of the loss or damage.