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All other Damage [1]


[b] [c]


to any property caused by [a]


its own faulty or defective design or materials inherent vice latent defect gradual deterioration wear and tear faulty or defective workmanship on the part of the Insured or any of their employees


but this shall not exclude subsequent Damage which itself results from a cause not otherwise excluded


[2]


caused by [a]


[b] [c] corrosion rust wet or dry rot marring scratching vermin insects


joint leakage failure of welds cracking fracturing collapse or overheating of boilers economisers superheaters pressure vessels or any range of steam and feed piping in connection therewith


mechanical or electrical breakdown or derangement in respect of the particular machine apparatus or equipment in which the breakdown or derangement originates


but this shall not exclude [i]


[ii] [3]


caused by [a]


- - [b] [4]


such Damage which itself results from other Damage and is not otherwise excluded subsequent Damage which itself results from a cause not otherwise excluded


pollution or contamination unless resulting from a sudden identifiable unintended or unexpected cause which


occurs in its entirety at a specific moment in time and place during any one Period of Insurance


is not otherwise excluded disappearance or unexplained loss


to any building or structure caused by its own collapse or cracking unless resulting from a sudden identifiable and unexplained cause which occurs in its entirety at a specific moment in time and place during any one Period of Insurance and which


-


does not result from [I]


[ii] - at the Premises is not otherwise excluded


the construction demolition structural repair of any property groundworks or excavation works


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