Minibus Plus Policy Wording - QBE
Minibus Plus Policy Wording - QBE
Minibus Plus Policy Wording - QBE
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20.7. Certificate of motor insurance<br />
Certificate of motor insurance means the certificate required by law to certify the existence<br />
of the minimum compulsory insurance as required by the Road Traffic Act 1988. For full<br />
details of the insurance cover, refer to this policy.<br />
20.8. Dental injury<br />
Dental injury means damage to teeth, gingival tissues or alveoli resulting in mobility,<br />
luxation, subluxation or fractures of the hard tissues, or loss of or damage to dental<br />
prostheses whilst inside the mouth due to a force outside of the mouth.<br />
20.9. Excess<br />
Excess means the first part of any claim for loss or damage in respect of each and every<br />
vehicle for which you are responsible.<br />
20.10. Fire<br />
Fire means fire, self ignition, lightning and explosion.<br />
20.11. Green card<br />
Green card means a document required by certain non-EU countries to provide proof that<br />
you have the minimum insurance cover required by law to drive in that country.<br />
20.12. Hazardous location<br />
Hazardous location means:<br />
20.12.1. Power Stations<br />
20.12.2. Nuclear installations or establishments<br />
20.12.3. Refineries, bulk storage or production premises in the oil, gas or chemical Industries<br />
20.12.4. Bulk storage or production premises in the explosive, ammunition or pyrotechnic industries<br />
20.12.5. Ministry of Defence premises<br />
20.12.6. Military Bases<br />
20.13. Healthcare practitioner<br />
Healthcare practitioner means a qualified licensed member of the medical profession as<br />
approved by the governing medical association of the country in which the healthcare<br />
practitioner resides who is not an insured person, a member of the insured person’s<br />
family or an employee of the insured.<br />
20.14. High category hazardous goods<br />
High category hazardous goods means any goods of a nature and/or quantity that require<br />
carriage in accordance with:<br />
20.14.1. the Carriage of Explosives by Road Regulations 1996<br />
20.14.2. the Radioactive Materials (Road Transport) (Great Britain) Regulations 1996<br />
20.14.3. Transport Categories 0, 1 and 2 of the Carriage of Dangerous Goods by Road Regulations<br />
1996<br />
20.14.4. any re-enactment or replacement of such regulations with any other legislation of similar<br />
intent (including subsequent legislation) if applicable<br />
20.15. Injury<br />
Injury means a specific injury which:<br />
20.15.1 is sustained by the insured person during the period of insurance, and is caused by an<br />
accident; and<br />
20.15.2 solely and independently of any other cause, causes death, disablement, dental injury<br />
and/or permanent facial scarring of the insured person.<br />
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