Falling Object definition

Falling Object means a falling object which strikes the exterior of the dwelling or detached private structure, but not objects which strike the dwelling or detached private structure because of snow slide, landslide or any other earth movement. “Flood” means waves, tides, tidal waves, or the rising of, the breaking out of, or the overflow of any body of water, whether natural or manmade.

Falling Object. This peril means a falling object which strikes the exterior of a building but does not include: (a) damage to glass which forms part of your unit; (b) objects which strike the building because of snowslide, landslide or any other earth movement.

Falling Object means a falling object which strikes the exterior of the dwelling or unit, but not objects which strike the dwelling or

Falling Object. The term “Falling Object” means an object striking the exterior of a building, but there shall be no liability under this Peril in respect to loss or damage caused to glass constituting part of a building unless such damage is coincidental with other damage to the building. p “Pollutants” means any solid, liquid, gaseous or thermal irritant or contaminant, including odour, vapour, fumes, acids, alkalis, chemicals and waste. Waste includes materials to be recycled, reconditioned or reclaimed.

Falling Object means an object striking the exterior of a building, but there shall be no liability under this Peril in respect to loss or damage caused to glass constituting part of a building unless such damage is coincidental with other damage to the building.