WHAT ARE THE GENERAL EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CONTRACT Sample Clauses

The 'General Exclusions' clause defines specific situations, events, or types of losses that are not covered or addressed by the contract. Typically, this clause lists exclusions such as damages resulting from war, natural disasters, intentional misconduct, or pre-existing conditions, depending on the contract's subject matter. By clearly outlining what is not included, the clause helps prevent disputes and misunderstandings by setting boundaries on the parties' obligations and managing expectations regarding coverage or liability.
WHAT ARE THE GENERAL EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CONTRACT. The contract’s general exclusions are those common to all the assistance and insurance cover described in these General terms and conditions. Are excluded:
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WHAT ARE THE GENERAL EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CONTRACT. The contract’s general exclusions are those common to all the insurance cover described in these General terms and conditions. Are excluded: • civil or foreign wars, riots, popular uprisings, • the deliberate participation of a Policy holder in riots, strikes, brawls or assault and battery, • the consequences of the disintegration of an atomic core or any radiation from a radioactive energy source, • unless waived, an earthquake, volcanic eruption, tidal wave, flood or natural disaster except in the framework of the French 13th July 1982 Act N° 82-600 covering the compensation of the victims of natural disasters (for insurance cover), • the consequences of the use of medication, drugs, narcotics and assimilated products not available by prescription, and of the abuse of alcohol, • any deliberate act by you that may trigger the coverage under this contract.
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WHAT ARE THE GENERAL EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CONTRACT. The general exclusions of the contract are the exclusions common to the overall insurance coverage as described herein. General Provisions. The following are excluded: • civil or foreign wars, riots, popular movements; • voluntary participation of an Insured in riots or strikes, brawls or aggravated assault; • the consequences of the disintegration of the atomic nucleus or any radiation emanating from a radioactive energy source; • save as otherwise provided, an earthquake, volcanic eruption, tidal wave, flood or natural disaster unless such is part of the provisions resulting from Law n° 82-600 of 13 July 1982 pertaining to the compensation of victims of Natural Catastrophe (for insurance coverage); • the consequences of the use of medication, drugs, narcotics and similar products not medically prescribed, and alcohol abuse; • any intentional act on your part that may trigger coverage under the contract, • the consequences of quarantine and/or measures restricting freedom of movement decided by a competent authority that could affect the Insured or a travel companion before or during his travel.
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WHAT ARE THE GENERAL EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CONTRACT. FRAMEWORK OF THE CONTRACT
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WHAT ARE THE GENERAL EXCLUSIONS APPLICABLE TO THE CONTRACT. ‌ - civil or foreign wars, riots, popular uprisings, - the deliberate participation of a Policy holder in riots, strikes, brawls or assault and battery, - the consequences of the disintegration of an atomic core or any radiation from a radioactive energy source, - unless waived (“early return due to Natural Disaster” cover), an earthquake, volcanic eruption, tidal wave, flood or natural disaster except in the framework of the French N° ▇▇-▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ of 13th July 1982 covering the compensation of the victims of natural disasters (for insurance cover), - the consequences of the use of medication, drugs, narcotics and assimilated products not available by prescription, and of the abuse of alcohol, - any deliberate act by you that may trigger the coverage of this contract.
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