Interpretations 1
Money shall mean A)cash bank notes currency notes uncrossed cheques (including uncrossed giro cheques giro cash cheques and travellers cheques but excluding pre-signed blank cheques) uncrossed bankers’ drafts
uncrossed postal orders uncrossed money orders current postage and revenue stamps National Insurance stamps (not fixed to cards) National Savings stamps bills of exchange luncheon vouchers consumer redemption vouchers Holiday with Pay stamps gift tokens trading stamps
B)crossed cheques (including crossed giro cheques and drafts but excluding pre-signed blank cheques) crossed bankers’ drafts crossed postal orders crossed money orders unused units in franking
machines National Savings Certificates Premium Bonds credit company sales vouchers VAT purchase invoices
belonging to the Insured or for which the Insured is responsible and pertaining to the Business 2 Working Hours shall mean
the period during which the Premises are actually occupied for Business purposes and during which the Insured or those of the Insured’s employees who are entrusted with Money are in the Premises or on the Insured’s contract sites
Special Conditions 1
It is a condition precedent to the Company’s liability for loss or damage that A)in respect of any Intruder Alarm System installed at the Premises
i)a maintenance contract is maintained in force during the currency of the Policy with the installing contractor or such other contractor as is agreed in writing by the Company
ii)the Business Premises are not left unattended unless A)the Intruder Alarm System is tested and set in its entirety and where the equipment permits any Central Station to which the Intruder Alarm System is connected has acknowledged the setting signal and
B)as far as the Insured or his representative is aware the Intruder Alarm Signal is in full and efficient working order
iii)the agreement of the Company is obtained in writing before replacing extending or otherwise altering the Intruder Alarm System
iv)the Company is notified immediately and in writing if A)the Insured receive written notification from a Police Authority that they may be withdrawing response to alarm calls or
B)the Insured is required to abate a nuisance under the Code of Practice on Noise from Audible Intruder Alarms 1983 or by the Force policy issued by the Chief Constable
B) whenever the Premises are left unattended i)all locks bolts and other protective devices are in full operation ii)all keys (including those relating to any part of the Intruder Alarm System) other than keys to safes or strongrooms containing money are A)removed from the Business Premises or B)placed within a locked safe or strongroom the keys to which are themselves removed from the Business Premises
C) out of working hours all keys and notes of combination lock letters and numbers of safes and strongrooms containing Money are removed from the Business Premises
Interpretation Intruder Alarm System shall be deemed to include all lines and equipment used to transmit the signals to and from the Premises
2 Contribution
If at the time of any claim under this Section the Insured is or would but for the existence of this Policy be entitled to indemnity under any other policy or policies the Company shall not be liable except in respect of any excess beyond the amount which would have been payable under such other policy or policies had this Section not been effected
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