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                                                                                                                                           PO Box 4410
                                                                                                                                   Columbus, OH 43216

Harborline Mutual Insurance
                                                                                                                                         (800) 555-0142
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                                                       HOMEOWNERS POLICY

POLICY SUMMARY                                                                 Coverage                                  Limit of liability
This summary is part of your policy. It shows who and what we insure, for      A - Dwelling                              $412,000
how long and for how much. Read it together with the policy form and the
endorsements listed below, and keep all of them together. If anything in       B - Other structures                      $41,200
the summary is wrong, tell your agent right away.
                                                                               C - Personal property                     $206,000
 Item                  Details
                                                                               D - Loss of use                           $82,400
 Policy number         HO-7719024-06
                                                                               E - Personal liability                    $300,000 each occurrence
 Policy period         August 6, 2026 to August 6, 2027, beginning and
                       ending at 12:01 a.m. standard time at the insured       F - Medical payments to others            $5,000 each person
                       location
                                                                             Deductible. We subtract $1,000.00 from each loss under Section I that is
 Named insured         Leah M. Brandvold and Marcus D. Adeyemi               caused by any peril other than windstorm or hail. For loss caused by
                                                                             windstorm or hail the deductible is 1% of the Coverage A limit, which
 Insured location      2714 Quillfeather Lane, Westerville, OH 43081
                                                                             comes to $4,120 for this policy period.
 Mortgagee             Tessaly Home Lending, its successors and assigns,
                       loan 0047-338-21965                                     Forms that make up this policy                      Number and edition

 Agent                 Denise Trumbull, (614) 555-0148                         Homeowners Special Form                             HL-HO3 (01-24)

 Annual premium        $1,637.00, billed to the mortgagee                      Windstorm or Hail Percentage Deductible             HL-HO 312 (01-24)

 Scheduled             None                                                    Water Back-Up and Sump Discharge or                 HL-HO 495 (03-23)
 personal property                                                             Overflow

                                                                               Special Provisions - Ohio                           HL-HO 136 OH (07-
This is a renewal of your policy. The premium shown is for the whole                                                               25)
policy period and includes the charge for every endorsement listed in this
summary.                                                                       Privacy Notice                                      HL-PN 01 (01-26)

Coverages A, B, C and D are described in Section I of the policy form,         What to Do After a Loss                             HL-CL 02 (01-24)
and Coverages E and F in Section II. A coverage applies only if a limit is
shown for it. The limits are the most we pay, whatever the number of
                                                                             This policy does not cover flood. Flood insurance is sold separately.
people insured or claims made.
                                                HOMEOWNERS SPECIAL FORM
Form HL-HO3 (01-24)                                                            separate from the Coverage A limit, and using it does not reduce what is
                                                                               available for the dwelling.
AGREEMENT
                                                                               Coverage C - Personal property. We cover personal property that an
This policy is a contract between you and us. You pay the premium when
                                                                               insured owns or uses, anywhere in the world. After a loss, and if you ask
it is due and keep to the terms of the policy, and in return we provide the
                                                                               us to, we will also cover personal property of a guest or a residence
insurance described in it. The policy is made up of the Policy summary,
                                                                               employee while it is in a residence an insured occupies, and other people's
this form and the endorsements listed in the Policy summary. An
                                                                               property while it is in the part of the residence premises an insured
endorsement changes this form, and where the two differ the endorsement
                                                                               occupies. For personal property usually kept at a residence of an insured
controls. Section I covers your home and your belongings. Section II
                                                                               other than the residence premises, the most we pay is 10% of the
covers your legal responsibility to other people.
                                                                               Coverage C limit or $1,000, whichever is more.
DEFINITIONS
                                                                               SPECIAL LIMITS OF LIABILITY
Some words have the same special meaning wherever they are used in
                                                                               Some kinds of personal property are covered only up to a smaller amount.
this policy.
                                                                               The limits below are part of the Coverage C limit, not in addition to it.
You and your mean the person or persons shown as named insured in the          Each one is the most we will pay for any one loss for all the property in
Policy summary, and the spouse of a named insured if the spouse lives in       that category, whatever the number of articles or of people who own them.
the same household. We, us and our mean Harborline Mutual Insurance.
                                                                                   $200 in total for money, bank notes, coins, bullion, medals, gift cards
Actual cash value means the cost, at the time of the loss, to repair or            and other stored-value cards.
replace the property with property of like kind and quality, less a fair           $1,500 in total for securities, deeds, accounts, evidences of debt,
allowance for its age, wear and obsolescence.                                      letters of credit, manuscripts, passports, tickets and stamps, whether
Bodily injury means physical harm to a person, sickness or disease,                on paper or stored electronically.
including the care it requires and death that results.                             $1,500 in total for watercraft of every kind, including their trailers,
                                                                                   furnishings, equipment and outboard motors.
Business means a trade, profession or occupation, whether full time, part
                                                                                   $1,500 in total for trailers and semitrailers that are not used with
time or occasional, and any other activity carried on for pay.
                                                                                   watercraft.
Insured means you and, if they live in your household, your relatives and          $2,500 in total for loss by theft of firearms and related equipment.
any other person under 21 who is in your care or in the care of a relative         $1,500 in total for loss by theft of jewelry, watches, furs, and
who lives with you. It includes a full-time student under 24 who lived in          precious and semiprecious stones.
your household before moving away to attend school.                                $2,500 in total for loss by theft of silverware, silver-plated ware,
Insured location means the residence premises; any other premises you              goldware, gold-plated ware and pewterware, including flatware,
use as a residence, if it is shown in the Policy summary or you acquire it         hollowware, tea sets and trays.
during the policy period; premises an insured does not own but is living in        $2,500 in total for property on the residence premises that is used
for a time; and vacant land, other than farm land, that an insured owns or         mainly for business.
rents.                                                                             $500 in total for property away from the residence premises that is
                                                                                   used mainly for business.
Occurrence means an accident that results, during the policy period, in
                                                                                   $1,500 in total for portable electronic equipment, such as a laptop
bodily injury or property damage. Continuous or repeated exposure to
                                                                                   computer, tablet or camera, while it is in or on a motor vehicle.
substantially the same harmful conditions is one occurrence.
                                                                                   $1,000 in total for trading cards, comic books, sports memorabilia
Property damage means physical injury to tangible property or its                  and other collectibles.
destruction, and the loss of its use that results.
                                                                               These special limits can be raised only by scheduling the items on an
Residence employee means a person an insured employs to do household
                                                                               endorsement to this policy, for an additional premium. The Policy
or domestic work, or other work connected with the upkeep or use of the
                                                                               summary shows whether any personal property is scheduled.
residence premises.
                                                                               PROPERTY WE DO NOT COVER UNDER COVERAGE C
Residence premises means the one to four family dwelling where you
live that is shown as the insured location in the Policy summary, together         Articles that are separately described and specifically insured, in this
with the other structures and the grounds at that address.                         policy or in any other insurance.
                                                                                   Animals, birds and fish.
SECTION I - WHAT WE COVER                                                          Motor vehicles and their parts, equipment and accessories. We do
Coverage A - Dwelling. We cover the dwelling on the residence premises,            cover vehicles that are not required to be registered for road use and
including structures attached to it, such as an attached garage, porch or          are used to service an insured's residence or to assist a person with a
deck. We also cover materials and supplies on or next to the residence             disability, such as a riding lawn mower or a motorized wheelchair.
premises that are meant for building, altering or repairing the dwelling or        Property of roomers, boarders and other tenants, unless they are
other structures there. We do not cover land, including the land the               related to an insured.
dwelling stands on.                                                                Business records and data, whether kept on paper, in a computer or
Coverage B - Other structures. We cover other structures on the                    on any other medium.
residence premises that are separated from the dwelling by clear space, or         Credit cards, debit cards and other fund transfer cards, except as
joined to it only by a fence, a utility line or a similar connection.              provided under Additional coverage 6.
Examples are a detached garage, a shed, a fence and a driveway. We do          Coverage D - Loss of use. If a loss we cover under Section I makes the
not cover land; a structure rented or held for rental to anyone who is not a   part of the residence premises where you live unfit to live in, we pay the
tenant of the dwelling, unless it is used only as a private garage; or a       necessary increase in your living costs, so that your household can keep
structure used in whole or in part for a business. The Coverage B limit is     up its normal standard of living. We pay for the shortest time needed to
repair or replace the damage or, if you move for good, for your household         9. Glass or safety glazing material. We cover the breakage of glass or
to settle somewhere else. If the loss makes a part of the residence               safety glazing material that is part of a covered building, storm door or
premises that you rent out unfit to live in, we pay its fair rental value, less   storm window, and direct damage to covered property done by the broken
any expenses that stop while it cannot be lived in. If a civil authority          pieces. We do not cover this loss if the dwelling has been vacant for more
forbids you to use the residence premises because a peril we insure               than 60 consecutive days immediately before the loss. A dwelling being
against has directly damaged a neighboring property, we pay these                 built is not considered vacant.
amounts for up to two weeks. The Coverage D limit is the most we pay              10. Ordinance or law. You may use up to 10% of the Coverage A limit
for everything in this coverage combined.                                         for the increased cost you incur because an ordinance or law is enforced
SECTION I - ADDITIONAL COVERAGES                                                  that regulates the construction, demolition, remodeling or repair of the
                                                                                  part of a covered building damaged by a peril we insure against, or that
The coverages below are in addition to Coverages A to D. Unless a
                                                                                  requires the undamaged part to be torn down and rebuilt because of that
coverage says otherwise, the Section I deductible applies to it, it is subject
                                                                                  damage. We do not cover the loss in value of a building caused by the
to the exclusions and conditions of Section I, and it does not increase the
                                                                                  requirements of a law. This coverage is additional insurance.
limit of liability that applies to the damaged property.
1. Debris removal. We pay your reasonable cost to remove the debris of            SECTION I - PERILS WE INSURE AGAINST
covered property after a loss caused by a peril we insure against. This cost      Coverage A - Dwelling and Coverage B - Other structures. We cover
is part of the limit that applies to the damaged property. If the damage and      direct physical loss to the property described under Coverages A and B
the debris removal together come to more than that limit, a further 5% of         from any cause, unless the loss is listed below under Losses we do not
the limit is available for debris removal.                                        cover or is excluded under Section I - Exclusions.
2. Reasonable repairs. If a peril we insure against damages covered               Coverage C - Personal property. We cover direct physical loss to the
property, we pay the reasonable cost of the measures you have to take just        property described under Coverage C only when it is caused by one of the
to protect the property from further damage, such as boarding up a                perils listed here, and only if the loss is not listed below under Losses we
window or putting a tarp over an opening.                                         do not cover or excluded under Section I - Exclusions.
3. Trees, shrubs and other plants. We cover trees, shrubs, plants and                  Fire or lightning.
lawns on the residence premises for loss caused by fire, lightning,                    Windstorm or hail. This does not include loss to property inside a
explosion, riot, civil commotion, aircraft, a vehicle not owned or driven              building caused by rain, snow, sleet, sand or dust, unless the direct
by someone who lives on the residence premises, vandalism, malicious                   force of wind or hail first damages the building and makes an
mischief or theft. We pay up to 5% of the Coverage A limit for all of them             opening in a roof or wall through which it gets in.
together, and no more than $500 for any one tree, shrub or plant. This                 Explosion.
coverage is additional insurance.                                                      Riot or civil commotion.
4. Fire department service charge. We pay up to $500 for charges you                   Aircraft, including self-propelled missiles and spacecraft.
have agreed by contract to pay when a fire department is called to save or             Vehicles.
protect covered property from a peril we insure against. This coverage is              Smoke, meaning sudden and accidental damage from smoke,
additional insurance and no deductible applies to it.                                  including soot or fumes released when a furnace, boiler or similar
                                                                                       equipment malfunctions.
5. Property removed. Covered property that is moved from a place                       Vandalism or malicious mischief.
endangered by a peril we insure against is covered for direct loss from any            Theft, including attempted theft. Property that is gone from a known
cause while it is being moved and for up to 30 days while it is away.                  place is treated as stolen when the circumstances make it likely that
6. Credit card, fund transfer card, forgery and counterfeit money. We                  someone took it. Theft does not include mysterious disappearance,
pay up to $500 for: what an insured legally owes because a credit card                 that is, the loss of property from a known place when it is likely that
issued to the insured was stolen or used without permission; loss to an                the property was simply lost or misplaced. Nor does it include theft
insured from the theft or unauthorized use of a debit card or other fund               committed by an insured; theft from a part of the residence premises
transfer card; loss from the forgery or alteration of a check; and loss from           that an insured rents to someone who is not an insured; or theft of
accepting counterfeit United States or Canadian paper currency in good                 property at any other residence owned by, rented to or occupied by
faith. We do not cover use of a card by a person who lives in your                     an insured, unless an insured is living there for a time.
household or whom an insured has entrusted with the card, or loss that                 Falling objects. This does not include loss to property inside a
arises from a business or from the dishonesty of an insured. No deductible             building unless the falling object first damages the roof or an outside
applies.                                                                               wall.
7. Loss assessment. We pay up to $1,000 for your share of a loss                       Weight of ice, snow or sleet that damages property inside a building.
                                                                                       Accidental discharge or overflow of water or steam from within a
assessment that an association of property owners charges you, during the
                                                                                       plumbing, heating, air-conditioning or fire-protective sprinkler
policy period, as the owner of the residence premises, when the
assessment is made because of direct loss to property owned in common                  system or a household appliance. This does not include loss to the
                                                                                       system or appliance the water or steam came from. A sump, a sump
by the members and caused by a peril we insure against under Coverage
                                                                                       pump and its related equipment, and a roof drain, gutter or
A. The $1,000 is the most we pay for any one loss, however many
assessments follow from it.                                                            downspout are not plumbing systems or household appliances.
                                                                                       Sudden and accidental tearing apart, cracking, burning or bulging of
8. Collapse. Collapse means that a building or a part of a building                    a steam or hot water heating system, an air-conditioning or fire-
suddenly falls down or caves in, so that it cannot be used for its intended            protective sprinkler system, or an appliance for heating water.
purpose. A building that is only in danger of falling, or that is still                Freezing of a plumbing, heating, air-conditioning or fire-protective
standing though it shows cracking, bulging, sagging, leaning or settling,              sprinkler system or of a household appliance, within the terms set out
has not collapsed. We cover direct physical loss to covered property                   under Losses we do not cover.
involving collapse only if the collapse was caused by: a peril listed under            Sudden and accidental damage from artificially generated electrical
Coverage C; hidden decay, or hidden insect or vermin damage, that no                   current.
insured knew of before the collapse; the weight of contents, equipment,
animals or people; or the weight of rain that collects on a roof.
     Volcanic eruption, other than loss caused by earthquake, land shock             or related equipment; and water below the surface of the ground,
     waves or tremors.                                                               including water that presses on, seeps or leaks through a building,
                                                                                     sidewalk, driveway, foundation or other structure. This policy does
Losses we do not cover. Under Coverages A, B and C we do not cover                   not cover flood. Flood insurance is sold separately, and your agent
loss caused by any of the following.                                                 can tell you how to buy it. If fire, explosion or theft follows, we
     Collapse, other than as provided under Additional coverage 8.                   cover the direct loss caused by the fire, explosion or theft.
     Freezing, thawing, or the pressure or weight of water or ice, whether           Power failure. The failure of power or another utility service, if the
     or not driven by wind, to a fence, pavement, patio, swimming pool,              failure takes place away from the residence premises. If the failure
     foundation, retaining wall, pier or dock.                                       leads to a loss on the residence premises from a peril we insure
     Freezing of a plumbing, heating, air-conditioning or sprinkler system           against, we cover the loss caused by that peril.
     or of a household appliance, or discharge, leakage or overflow from             Neglect. The failure of an insured to use all reasonable means to save
     within the system or appliance because of freezing, while the                   and protect property at the time of a loss and afterwards.
     dwelling is vacant, unoccupied or being built, unless you have used             War. War, whether declared or not, civil war, insurrection, rebellion
     reasonable care to maintain heat in the building, or to shut off the            or revolution; a warlike act by a military force; and the destruction,
     water supply and drain the systems and appliances.                              seizure or use of property for a military purpose. The discharge of a
     Theft in or to a dwelling being built, or of materials and supplies             nuclear weapon is treated as a warlike act even if it is accidental.
     meant for building it, until the dwelling is finished and occupied.             Nuclear hazard. Nuclear reaction, radiation or radioactive
     Vandalism or malicious mischief, and any damage done on purpose                 contamination, however caused. We do cover direct loss by fire that
     in the course of it, if the dwelling has been vacant for more than 60           results from the nuclear hazard.
     consecutive days immediately before the loss. A dwelling being built            Intentional loss. Any loss that arises from an act an insured
     is not considered vacant.                                                       commits, or conspires with others to commit, with the intent to cause
     Constant or repeated seepage or leakage of water or steam, or the               a loss. When this exclusion applies, no insured is entitled to
     presence of humidity, moisture or vapor, over a period of weeks,                coverage, including an insured who took no part in the act.
     months or years.                                                                Governmental action. The destruction, confiscation or seizure of
     Mold, fungus, wet rot or dry rot, unless it is hidden within walls or           property by order of a governmental or public authority.
     ceilings or beneath floors and results from the accidental discharge or         Faulty work and planning. Under Coverages A and B, faulty or
     overflow of water or steam from within a plumbing, heating, air-                inadequate planning, zoning, design, workmanship, construction,
     conditioning or sprinkler system or a household appliance on the                grading, materials or maintenance, of any property on or off the
     residence premises.                                                             residence premises. If a loss that is not otherwise excluded follows,
     Smoke from agricultural smudging or industrial operations.                      we cover that loss.
     The discharge, release, seepage or escape of pollutants, unless it is
     itself caused by a peril listed under Coverage C.                          SECTION I - CONDITIONS
     Wear and tear, marring, scratching and deterioration; mechanical           1. Insurable interest and limit of liability. Even when more than one
     breakdown; a defect or quality in property that causes it to damage or     person has an insurable interest in the covered property, in any one loss
     destroy itself; smog, rust and other corrosion.                            we will not pay an insured more than the amount of that insured's interest
     Settling, shrinking, bulging or expansion, and the cracking that           at the time of the loss, and we will not pay more than the limit of liability
     results, of pavements, patios, foundations, walls, floors, roofs or        that applies.
     ceilings.                                                                  2. Deductible. Unless this policy says otherwise, we pay only the part of
     Birds, rodents, insects and other vermin; and animals owned or kept        a covered loss that is more than the deductible shown in the Policy
     by an insured.                                                             summary. If two or more deductibles could apply to the same loss, only
                                                                                the largest applies.
If a cause named in the last three items makes water escape suddenly and
accidentally from a plumbing, heating, air-conditioning or sprinkler            3. Your duties after a loss. After a loss to covered property, you must see
system or a household appliance, we cover the loss the water causes,            that the following things are done. If they are not done and we are harmed
including the cost of tearing out and replacing any part of a building when     as a result, we do not have to provide coverage for the loss.
that is needed to repair the system or appliance. We do not cover the loss      (a) Tell us or your agent promptly.
to the system or appliance itself.
                                                                                (b) Tell the police if the loss is by theft, and tell the card issuer or the bank
SECTION I - EXCLUSIONS                                                          if a credit card or fund transfer card is involved.
We do not cover loss caused directly or indirectly by any of the following.     (c) Protect the property from further damage. Make the reasonable and
The loss is excluded whatever other cause or event contributes to it, at the    necessary repairs that protect it, and keep a record of what you spend.
same time or in any order, and whether the event is local or widespread.
                                                                                (d) Cooperate with us while we look into the claim.
     Ordinance or law. The enforcement of any ordinance or law that
                                                                                (e) Make a list of the damaged and missing personal property that shows
     regulates the construction, repair or demolition of a building or other
                                                                                the quantity, description, actual cash value and amount of loss for each
     structure, and any loss in value that results. Additional coverage 10 is
                                                                                item, and attach the bills, receipts and other papers that support the
     the only exception.
                                                                                figures.
     Earth movement. Earthquake; landslide, mudslide or mudflow;
     subsidence or sinkhole; and any other sinking, rising or shifting of       (f) As often as we reasonably ask: show us the damaged property; give us
     the earth, whether it comes about naturally or through human               the records and documents we ask for and let us copy them; and answer
     activity. If fire or explosion follows, we cover the direct loss caused    questions under oath, apart from any other insured, and sign the record of
     by the fire or explosion.                                                  your answers.
     Flood and other water. Flood, surface water, waves, tidal water, the       (g) Send us your signed, sworn proof of loss within 60 days after we ask
     overflow of a body of water, and spray from any of these, whether or       for it. The proof of loss must state, as far as you know, the time and cause
     not driven by wind; water or sewage that backs up through sewers or        of the loss, the interest that each insured and anyone else has in the
     drains, or that overflows or is discharged from a sump, sump pump
property, and any other insurance that may cover the loss. It must include       cancellation or nonrenewal takes effect. If we pay the mortgagee for a loss
repair estimates for damaged buildings and the list described in (e).            and deny payment to you, we take over the mortgagee's rights under the
4. How we settle losses. Covered property losses are settled as follows.         mortgage to the extent of our payment.

(a) Personal property, carpeting, household appliances, awnings, outdoor         SECTION II - LIABILITY COVERAGES
equipment and structures that are not buildings: at actual cash value at the     Coverage E - Personal liability. If a claim is made or a suit is brought
time of the loss, but not more than the amount needed to repair or replace       against an insured for damages because of bodily injury or property
them.                                                                            damage caused by an occurrence that this coverage applies to, we will
(b) Buildings under Coverage A or B: at replacement cost, without a              pay, up to our limit of liability, the damages the insured is legally
deduction for depreciation. If, at the time of the loss, the amount of           obligated to pay. We will also provide a defense at our expense with a
insurance on the damaged building is 80% or more of its full replacement         lawyer we choose, even if the suit has no basis. We may investigate any
cost, we pay the cost to repair or replace the damaged part, but not more        claim or suit and settle it as we think fit. Our duty to settle or defend ends
than the least of: the limit of liability that applies to the building; the      when the amount we have paid in judgments or settlements for the
replacement cost of the damaged part with materials of like kind and             occurrence equals our limit of liability.
quality; or the amount actually and necessarily spent. If the amount of          Coverage F - Medical payments to others. We pay the necessary
insurance is less than 80% of the full replacement cost, we pay the greater      medical expenses that are incurred within three years after an accident
of the actual cash value of the damaged part, or that share of the cost to       that causes bodily injury, whether or not anyone was at fault. Medical
repair or replace it which the amount of insurance on the building bears to      expenses are reasonable charges for medical, surgical, x-ray and dental
80% of its replacement cost.                                                     care, ambulance, hospital and nursing services, prosthetic devices and
(c) We pay no more than the actual cash value of the damage until the            funeral services. This coverage is for other people. It does not apply to
repair or replacement is finished. You may claim on an actual cash value         you or to anyone who regularly lives in your household, other than a
basis first and then claim the difference, if you tell us within 180 days        residence employee. It applies to a person who is on an insured location
after the date of the loss that you intend to repair or replace the building.    with the permission of an insured, and to a person away from an insured
                                                                                 location if the bodily injury arises from a condition on the insured
5. Appraisal. If you and we do not agree on the amount of a loss, either of
                                                                                 location, is caused by something an insured or a residence employee does,
us may ask in writing for an appraisal. Each of us then chooses a                or is caused by an animal that an insured owns or is looking after.
competent and impartial appraiser within 20 days after receiving the
request, and the two appraisers choose an umpire. If they cannot agree on        SECTION II - EXCLUSIONS
one within 15 days, you or we may ask a judge of a court of record to            1. Coverage E and Coverage F do not apply to bodily injury or property
choose the umpire. The appraisers each set the amount of the loss. If they       damage:
do not agree, they submit their differences to the umpire, and a decision
                                                                                      that an insured expects or intends, even if the injury or damage turns
agreed to by any two of the three sets the amount. Each of us pays the
                                                                                      out to be of a different kind or degree than expected. This does not
appraiser we chose, and we share the other costs equally. An appraisal
                                                                                      apply to bodily injury that results from the use of reasonable force to
decides only the amount of a loss. It does not decide whether the loss is
                                                                                      protect people or property;
covered.
                                                                                      that arises from a business an insured is engaged in, or from the
6. Other insurance. If a loss covered by this policy is also covered by               rental of any part of any premises by an insured;
other insurance, we pay only our share, which is the proportion that the              that arises from providing or failing to provide professional services;
limit of liability under this policy bears to the total amount of insurance           that arises from premises that an insured owns, rents or rents out to
covering the loss.                                                                    others and that are not an insured location;
7. Suit against us. You may not bring a suit against us under Section I               that arises from the ownership, maintenance or use of a motor
unless you have complied with all the terms of this policy that apply to              vehicle, an aircraft, or a watercraft with engine power of more than
Section I, and the suit is started within one year after the date of the loss.        50 horsepower or a length of 26 feet or more. This does not apply to
                                                                                      a vehicle not subject to registration that is used to service an insured's
8. Our option. We may repair or replace any part of the damaged
                                                                                      residence or to assist a person with a disability, or to a model or
property with material or property of like kind and quality, if we give you
                                                                                      hobby aircraft not built to carry people or cargo;
written notice that we will do so within 30 days after we receive your
                                                                                      that is caused directly or indirectly by war, as described in the war
signed, sworn proof of loss.
                                                                                      exclusion of Section I;
9. Loss payment. We settle all losses with you. We pay you, unless                    that arises from sexual molestation, corporal punishment, or physical
another person is named in this policy or is legally entitled to receive the          or mental abuse; or
payment. A loss becomes payable 30 days after we receive your proof of                that arises from the use, sale, manufacture or possession of a
loss and one of these has happened: you and we have reached agreement;                controlled substance, other than the legitimate use of prescription
a final judgment has been entered; or an appraisal award has been filed               drugs as a licensed physician directs.
with us.
                                                                                 2. Coverage E does not apply to:
10. Abandonment of property. We do not have to accept any property
that an insured abandons to us.                                                       liability for a loss assessment charged against you as a member of an
                                                                                      association of property owners;
11. Mortgage clause. If a mortgagee is named in the Policy summary, a
                                                                                      liability an insured takes on under a contract or agreement, other than
loss payable under Coverage A or B is paid to the mortgagee and to you,
                                                                                      a written contract that relates directly to the ownership, maintenance
as your interests appear. If we deny your claim, the denial does not apply
                                                                                      or use of an insured location;
to a valid claim of the mortgagee, provided the mortgagee tells us of any
                                                                                      property damage to property an insured owns;
change in ownership or occupancy, or any substantial change in risk, that
                                                                                      property damage to property that is rented to, occupied by, used by or
it knows about; pays any premium due on demand if you have failed to
                                                                                      in the care of an insured, unless it is caused by fire, smoke or
pay it; and sends us a signed, sworn proof of loss within 60 days after we
                                                                                      explosion;
notify it that you have failed to do so. If we decide to cancel this policy or
                                                                                      bodily injury to a person who is eligible to receive benefits that an
not to renew it, we will notify the mortgagee at least 10 days before the
                                                                                      insured provides, or is required to provide, under a workers'
     compensation or disability law; or                                         to apply in excess of the limits of this policy.
     bodily injury to you or to any other insured.
                                                                                CONDITIONS THAT APPLY TO SECTIONS I AND II
3. Coverage F does not apply to bodily injury:                                  1. Policy period. This policy applies only to loss under Section I, and to
     to a residence employee, if the injury happens away from the insured       bodily injury or property damage under Section II, that happens during
     location and does not arise out of the employee's work for an insured;     the policy period shown in the Policy summary.
     to a person who is eligible to receive benefits under a workers'           2. Concealment or fraud. We do not provide coverage to an insured who,
     compensation or disability law; or                                         before or after a loss, has intentionally concealed or misrepresented a
     to a person, other than a residence employee, who regularly lives on       material fact or circumstance, has engaged in fraudulent conduct, or has
     any part of the insured location.                                          made false statements, in connection with this insurance.
SECTION II - ADDITIONAL COVERAGES                                               3. Waiver or change of policy terms. A term of this policy can be waived
We pay the following in addition to the limits of liability.                    or changed only in writing by us. Our asking for an appraisal or an
                                                                                examination does not waive any of our rights.
1. Claim expenses. We pay the expenses we incur and the costs charged
against an insured in a suit we defend; reasonable expenses an insured          4. Cancellation. You may cancel this policy at any time by returning it to
incurs at our request, including actual loss of earnings of up to $250 a day,   us or by telling us in writing the date on which the cancellation is to take
for helping us investigate or defend a claim or suit; and interest on a         effect. We may cancel only for the reasons below, by notifying you in
judgment that builds up after the judgment is entered and before we pay         writing of the date the cancellation takes effect. We may deliver the notice
the part of it that is within our limit of liability.                           to you or mail it to you at the mailing address we have on record, and
                                                                                proof of mailing is sufficient proof of notice.
2. First aid expenses. We pay the expenses an insured incurs for first aid
to others at the time of bodily injury covered by this policy.                  (a) If you have not paid the premium, we may cancel at any time by
                                                                                notifying you at least 10 days before the cancellation takes effect.
3. Damage to property of others. We pay, at replacement cost, up to
$1,000 for each occurrence for property damage to property of others            (b) If this policy has been in effect for less than 60 days and is not a
caused by an insured. We do not pay for property damage caused on               renewal, we may cancel for any reason by notifying you at least 30 days
purpose by an insured who is 13 or older; to property owned by an               before the cancellation takes effect.
insured or by a person who lives in your household; or that arises from a       (c) If this policy has been in effect for 60 days or more, or is a renewal,
business or from the ownership, maintenance or use of an aircraft,              we may cancel if there has been a material misrepresentation of fact that
watercraft or motor vehicle.                                                    would have led us not to issue the policy had we known of it, or if the risk
                                                                                has changed substantially since the policy was issued. We do so by
SECTION II - CONDITIONS
                                                                                notifying you at least 30 days before the cancellation takes effect.
1. Limit of liability. The Coverage E limit shown in the Policy summary
                                                                                When this policy is cancelled, the premium for the time from the date of
is the most we pay for all damages that result from any one occurrence,
                                                                                cancellation to the expiration date is refunded pro rata.
whatever the number of insureds, claims made or people injured. The
Coverage F limit is the most we pay for all medical expenses for bodily         5. Nonrenewal. We may decide not to renew this policy. If so, we will
injury to one person as the result of one accident.                             deliver to you, or mail to you at the mailing address we have on record,
                                                                                written notice at least 30 days before the expiration date.
2. Separate insurance. This insurance applies separately to each insured.
That does not increase our limit of liability for any one occurrence.           6. Assignment. You may not assign this policy to anyone else unless we
                                                                                agree to it in writing.
3. Duties after an occurrence. When an accident or occurrence happens,
you or another insured must give written notice to us or your agent as          7. Subrogation. Before a loss, an insured may give up in writing all rights
soon as practical, saying what is known of the time, place and                  to recover from any person. If those rights have not been given up, we
circumstances and giving the names and addresses of claimants and               may require the insured to assign to us the rights of recovery for a loss, to
witnesses; send us promptly every notice, demand, summons or other              the extent of what we have paid.
legal paper that has to do with it; and, when we ask, help us to make a         8. Death. If a person named in the Policy summary dies, we insure the
settlement, to conduct suits and to secure evidence and witnesses.              legal representative of that person, but only for the premises and property
4. Duties of an injured person - Coverage F. The injured person, or             of that person that this policy covered at the time of death.
someone acting for the injured person, must give us written proof of the        9. Mutual membership. While this policy is in force you are a member
claim as soon as practical, authorize us to obtain copies of medical reports    of Harborline Mutual Insurance and may vote, in person or by proxy, at
and records, and agree to be examined by a doctor we choose as often as         meetings of the members. The annual meeting is held at our home office
we reasonably require.                                                          in Columbus, Ohio, on the second Tuesday of March at 10:00 a.m. This
5. Suit against us. No one may bring a suit against us under Section II         policy is non-assessable: you are not liable for any amount beyond the
unless the terms of this policy have been complied with. No suit may be         premium.
brought against us under Coverage E until the insured's obligation has          We have had this policy signed by our president and our secretary. It is not
been settled by a final judgment or by an agreement that we have signed.        valid unless a Policy summary issued by us is attached.

                                                                                R. Achterberg President T. Wenlock Secretary
6. Other insurance - Coverage E. This insurance is excess over any
other valid and collectible insurance, except insurance written specifically
                              WINDSTORM OR HAIL PERCENTAGE DEDUCTIBLE
Form HL-HO 312 (01-24)                                                         WHEN IT APPLIES
This endorsement changes your policy. Please read it carefully and keep it     The windstorm or hail deductible applies to the total of all loss payable
with your policy.                                                              under Section I, under Coverages A, B, C and D and the Additional
                                                                               coverages together, that is caused directly or indirectly by windstorm or
  Schedule                                             This policy             hail in one event. Windstorm includes tornado and straight-line wind, with
                                                                               or without rain. All windstorm or hail damage that takes place within a
  Policy number                                        HO-7719024-06
                                                                               period of 72 hours is treated as one event.
  Coverage A limit of liability                        $412,000                For such a loss, the windstorm or hail deductible applies instead of the
                                                                               $1,000.00 deductible shown in the Policy summary. It is not added to it.
  Windstorm or hail deductible, as a percentage        1%                      We subtract one deductible from the loss, never both, and no other
                                                                               deductible in this policy applies to loss caused by windstorm or hail.
  Windstorm or hail deductible, in dollars             $4,120
                                                                               If the same event causes loss by windstorm or hail and also loss by
WHAT THIS ENDORSEMENT DOES                                                     another peril we insure against, such as a fire started by lightning in the
                                                                               same storm, only the windstorm or hail deductible applies to that event.
Your policy has two Section I deductibles. One applies to loss caused by
windstorm or hail and is set by this endorsement. The other is shown in        TWO EXAMPLES
the Policy summary and applies to loss caused by every other peril we          A hailstorm damages the siding and gutters of the dwelling and dents a
insure against.                                                                detached shed. The covered loss comes to $15,000. We subtract $4,120
HOW THE DEDUCTIBLE IS WORKED OUT                                               and pay $10,880.
The windstorm or hail deductible is a percentage of the Coverage A limit       A windstorm brings a limb down on a fence. The covered loss comes to
of liability. It is not a percentage of the loss. We multiply the Coverage A   $2,900. That is less than the windstorm or hail deductible, so no payment
limit in force at the time of the loss by the percentage shown in the          is due.
schedule. On this policy that is 1% of $412,000, or $4,120. If the             This endorsement changes only the deductible. All other terms of the
Coverage A limit is changed during the policy period, the dollar amount        policy stay the same.
of this deductible changes with it from the date the change takes effect.
                        WATER BACK-UP AND SUMP DISCHARGE OR OVERFLOW
Form HL-HO 495 (03-23)                                                          The Section I deductible that applies to perils other than windstorm or
This endorsement changes your policy. Please read it carefully and keep it      hail, $1,000.00, applies to each loss under this endorsement. We subtract
with your policy.                                                               it from the amount of the covered loss and then apply the limit. The
                                                                                windstorm or hail deductible does not apply to this coverage.
  Schedule                               This policy
                                                                                WHAT THIS ENDORSEMENT DOES NOT COVER
  Policy number                          HO-7719024-06                            Loss to the sump pump or its related equipment that is caused by
                                                                                  mechanical breakdown.
  Limit of liability for this coverage   $10,000 for any one loss                 Loss caused by flood, surface water, waves, tidal water or the
                                                                                  overflow of a body of water, even if that water comes in through a
  Deductible                             $1,000.00 for each loss
                                                                                  sewer or drain or is more than a sump can handle. This policy does
  Premium                                Included in the annual premium           not cover flood.
                                                                                  Loss caused by water below the surface of the ground that presses
                                                                                  on, seeps or leaks through a foundation, wall or floor, other than
COVERAGE
                                                                                  water that a sump collects and that then overflows or is discharged
We pay up to the limit shown in the schedule for sudden and accidental            from the sump.
direct physical loss to property covered under Section I that is caused by        Loss that results from a failure to do what is reasonable to keep the
water, or by material carried in the water, which backs up through sewers         sump pump and the drains on the residence premises in working
or drains, or which overflows or is discharged from a sump, sump pump             order.
or related equipment. We cover the overflow or discharge even when it
results from the mechanical breakdown of the pump or from a power               CHANGE TO THE EXCLUSIONS
failure, on or off the residence premises.                                      The part of the Flood and other water exclusion in Section I that deals
                                                                                with water or sewage that backs up through sewers or drains, or that
LIMIT AND DEDUCTIBLE
                                                                                overflows or is discharged from a sump, sump pump or related
The limit in the schedule is the most we pay for any one loss covered by        equipment, does not apply to the coverage this endorsement provides. The
this endorsement, under Coverages A, B, C and D combined. It includes           rest of that exclusion is unchanged.
the cost of removing the water and the debris, and of cleaning and drying
out the property. It is part of the limits of liability for Coverages A, B, C   AFTER A BACK-UP OR OVERFLOW
and D, not in addition to them.                                                 Your duties after a loss apply. The reasonable cost of the measures you
                                                                                take to keep the damage from growing counts toward the limit in the
                                                                                schedule. All other terms of the policy stay the same.
                                                     SPECIAL PROVISIONS - OHIO
Form HL-HO 136 OH (07-25)
                                                                                    SECTION II - EXCLUSIONS
This endorsement changes your policy so that it meets the requirements
                                                                                    1. Coverage E and Coverage F. The following is added. Coverages E
that apply to homeowners insurance in Ohio. Where it differs from the
                                                                                    and F do not apply to bodily injury or property damage that arises from
policy form, this endorsement controls. The numbers below are those of
                                                                                    child care or adult day care that an insured regularly provides for pay, at
the paragraphs they change.
                                                                                    an insured location, to people who are not insureds.
SECTION I - EXCLUSIONS                                                              2. Coverage E. The following is added. Coverage E does not pay punitive
Intentional loss is replaced by the following. We do not cover a loss that          or exemplary damages, fines or penalties.
arises from an act an insured commits, or conspires with others to
                                                                                    CONDITIONS THAT APPLY TO SECTIONS I AND II
commit, with the intent to cause a loss. An insured who took no part in the
act and did not know of it beforehand may still recover for his or her own          2. Concealment or fraud. The following is added. Ohio law makes it a
interest in the property, up to the limit of liability, if the loss arose from an   crime to give an insurer an application or a claim containing a statement
act of domestic violence against that insured, and that insured reports the         that the person knows to be false or deceptive, with the intent to defraud.
act to a law enforcement agency and cooperates in any investigation of the          4. Cancellation. The following is added. Our notice of cancellation will
loss. We may then recover what we pay from the insured who caused the               state the reason for it. The notice periods in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) are
loss.                                                                               not changed.
SECTION I - CONDITIONS                                                              5. Nonrenewal. The following is added. Our notice of nonrenewal will
4. How we settle losses. The following is added. When we repair or                  state the reason for it.
replace part of a building and the new materials do not reasonably match            7. Subrogation. The following is added. We are entitled to recover from
the adjoining undamaged materials in quality, color or size, we will                another party only after you have been fully compensated for your loss.
replace as much of the adjoining area as is needed to give a reasonably
                                                                                    ADDED CONDITIONS
uniform appearance.
                                                                                    10. Conformity with Ohio law. Any term of this policy that conflicts
5. Appraisal. The following is added. Each of us pays our own lawyers
                                                                                    with the laws of Ohio is changed to conform to those laws.
and expert witnesses.
                                                                                    11. Mine subsidence. This policy does not cover loss caused by the
9. Loss payment. The last sentence is replaced by the following. We will
                                                                                    collapse of an underground mine or by the movement of the ground above
tell you in writing whether we accept or deny your claim within 21 days
                                                                                    one. That coverage is provided only by a mine subsidence endorsement,
after we receive a properly completed proof of loss. If we need more time
                                                                                    where one is available, and only if the endorsement is listed in the Policy
to look into the claim, we will tell you why within those 21 days and will
                                                                                    summary.
write to you again at least every 45 days until we decide. Once we have
accepted a claim and the amount is agreed, set by a final judgment or set           12. Questions and complaints. If you have a question about this policy
by an appraisal award filed with us, we will pay within 10 days.                    or are not satisfied with how a claim or a request has been handled, call
                                                                                    your agent or call us at (800) 555-0142. If we cannot resolve the matter,
                                                                                    you may contact the consumer services division of the state department of
                                                                                    insurance.
                                                                                    All other terms of the policy stay the same.
                                                             PRIVACY NOTICE
Form HL-PN 01 (01-26)                                                              your mortgagee and any other party named in your policy;
We send this notice when a policy is issued and at each renewal. It                adjusters, appraisers, contractors, lawyers and other firms that help
explains what personal information Harborline Mutual Insurance collects            us handle a claim or run our business. They must keep the
about you, how we use and protect it, and what you can do about it. It is a        information confidential and use it only for the work we give them;
notice only. It is not part of the insurance contract and it does not change       reinsurers and auditors;
your coverage.                                                                     insurance support organizations and other insurers, to report claims
                                                                                   and to detect and prevent fraud; and
WHAT WE COLLECT                                                                    regulators, courts and law enforcement agencies, when the law
We collect only the information we need to quote, issue and service your           requires it.
policy and to handle claims.
                                                                               HOW WE PROTECT IT
     From you and your agent: your name, address, date of birth, phone         Access to your personal information is limited to the employees and
     number and e-mail address, the names of the people in your                agents who need it to do their work. We keep physical, electronic and
     household, and facts about the property you ask us to insure.
                                                                               procedural safeguards, and we train our staff in how to handle personal
     From your dealings with us: the coverages you have chosen, your           information. We keep records only as long as our business or the law
     premium and payment record, and the details of any claim made             requires and then destroy them securely.
     under your policy.
     From others: reports from consumer reporting agencies, including          YOUR RIGHTS
     credit-based insurance scores where the law allows them; property         You may ask us in writing what personal information we hold about you,
     and loss information from inspection services and insurance support       and you may see and copy it. You may ask us to correct, amend or delete
     organizations; and public records.                                        anything you believe is wrong. We will answer within 30 business days. If
                                                                               we do not agree to a change, you may send us a short statement of what
HOW WE USE IT
                                                                               you dispute and why. We will keep the statement with your file.
We use personal information to underwrite and price your policy, to bill
and collect the premium, to investigate and settle claims, to prevent and      HOW TO REACH US
detect fraud, to meet our legal and regulatory duties, and to improve our      Write to the Privacy Office, Harborline Mutual Insurance, PO Box 4410,
service.                                                                       Columbus, OH 43216, call (800) 555-0142, or go to
                                                                               harborline.example/privacy. Please give your name, your address and
WHO WE SHARE IT WITH
                                                                               your policy number.
We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it with
other companies so that they can market their products to you. We share it     CHANGES TO THIS NOTICE
only as the law permits and only as far as is needed, with:                    We may change our privacy practices. If a change affects how we share
     your agent;                                                               your personal information, we will send you a new notice before the
                                                                               change takes effect.
                                                     WHAT TO DO AFTER A LOSS
Form HL-CL 02 (01-24)                                                              IF YOU DISAGREE WITH US
This page is a guide to the first hours and days after damage or a theft at        Tell your adjuster first, and ask for a claims supervisor to review the file if
your home. It is a summary only. It is not part of the insurance contract          that does not settle it. Your agent can help. If we still disagree about the
and it does not add to or change your coverage. The policy form and its            amount of a loss, the Appraisal condition in Section I of the policy form
endorsements say what is covered.                                                  describes how either of us can have the amount set by appraisers.

  To report a claim                        Contact                                 BEFORE ANYTHING HAPPENS
                                                                                   A few minutes now make a claim much easier later. Walk through your
  Claims, 24 hours a day                   (800) 555-0142                          home with a camera and record each room, the closets and the garage, and
                                                                                   keep the pictures somewhere outside the house. Keep the receipts for
  Online                                   harborline.example/claims
                                                                                   larger purchases. Find the main water valve and the breaker panel and
  Your agent, Denise Trumbull              (614) 555-0148                          make sure everyone in the household knows where they are. Keep your
                                                                                   policy number and our claims number where you can get at them when
                                                                                   you are away from home.
FIRST, MAKE THINGS SAFE
Get everyone out of danger. Call 911 for a fire, a break-in or an injury. If
you smell gas, leave the house and call the gas company from outside. Do
not go back into a damaged building until the fire department or the utility
says it is safe. If a pipe or an appliance is leaking, shut off the water at the
main valve, and switch off the electricity to wet areas at the breaker panel
if you can reach it safely.
STOP THE DAMAGE FROM GETTING WORSE
Your policy asks you to protect the property from further damage, and it
pays the reasonable cost of doing so. Cover broken windows and other
openings with boards, plastic sheeting or a tarp. Move undamaged
belongings to a dry room. Mop up or pump out standing water and run
fans. Make temporary repairs only, and do not start permanent repairs
until an adjuster has seen the damage or has told you to go ahead. Keep
every receipt.
REPORT IT
Call us or your agent as soon as you can. Have your policy number ready,
with the date and time of the loss, what happened, and a phone number
where we can reach you. Report a theft or vandalism to the police and ask
for the report number. If bank cards or checks were taken, tell the card
issuers and the bank at once.

KEEP THE EVIDENCE
Take photographs or video of the damage before you move or clean
anything. Do not throw damaged items away until the adjuster has seen
them, unless they are a health hazard, and photograph those before they
go. Start a list of what was damaged or taken, with a description of each
item, about when and where you got it, and what it cost. Gather receipts,
statements, manuals and photographs that support the list.
IF YOU CANNOT STAY IN YOUR HOME
Keep the receipts for a hotel, meals, laundry and other extra costs. Loss of
use coverage pays the increase over your normal living costs, not the
whole of them.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
An adjuster will call you, usually within one business day, will arrange to
inspect the damage, and will explain the coverage and the deductible that
apply. A separate deductible applies to wind and hail damage. We may ask
you for a signed, sworn proof of loss. If we do, it is due within 60 days
after we ask for it. When a mortgagee is named on the policy, a payment
for damage to the building is usually made out to you and the mortgagee
together.
You choose who repairs your home. Be careful with contractors who
come to the door after a storm, who want full payment before any work is
done, or who ask you to sign your insurance claim over to them. Ask for a
written estimate and proof of insurance before you sign anything.


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only_in_file The 1% wind and hail deductible ($4,120) is only in the policy declarations and the booklet; Leah's hail note says only "a percent". The booklet is the long document. Two of its clauses matter: the special limit of $1,500 for theft of jewelry (the ring, appraised at $6,800, was never scheduled), and the freezing clause (no cover for frozen pipes while the house is unoccupied unless the heat is kept on or the water is shut off and drained), which matters for sixteen nights away in December.

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  name: Harborline Mutual Insurance
  lines:
  - PO Box 4410
  - Columbus, OH 43216
  phone: '8005550142'
  web: harborline.example
  color: '#1f4e79'
title: Homeowners Policy
body: '## Policy summary


  This summary is part of your policy. It shows who and what we insure, for how long and for how much.
  Read it together with the policy form and the endorsements listed below, and keep all of them together.
  If anything in the summary is wrong, tell your agent right away.


  | Item | Details |

  |---|---|

  | Policy number | {{home-policy.policy_number}} |

  | Policy period | August 6, 2026 to {{home-policy.expiration}}, beginning and ending at 12:01 a.m. standard
  time at the insured location |

  | Named insured | Leah M. Brandvold and Marcus D. Adeyemi |

  | Insured location | 2714 Quillfeather Lane, Westerville, OH 43081 |

  | Mortgagee | Tessaly Home Lending, its successors and assigns, loan {{mortgage-house.account_number}}
  |

  | Agent | Denise Trumbull, (614) 555-0148 |

  | Annual premium | {{home-policy.annual_premium|money}}, billed to the mortgagee |

  | Scheduled personal property | None |


  This is a renewal of your policy. The premium shown is for the whole policy period and includes the
  charge for every endorsement listed in this summary.


  Coverages A, B, C and D are described in Section I of the policy form, and Coverages E and F in Section
  II. A coverage applies only if a limit is shown for it. The limits are the most we pay, whatever the
  number of people insured or claims made.


  | Coverage | Limit of liability |

  |---|---|

  | A - Dwelling | $412,000 |

  | B - Other structures | $41,200 |

  | C - Personal property | $206,000 |

  | D - Loss of use | $82,400 |

  | E - Personal liability | $300,000 each occurrence |

  | F - Medical payments to others | $5,000 each person |


  **Deductible.** We subtract {{home-policy.deductible|money}} from each loss under Section I that is
  caused by any peril other than windstorm or hail. For loss caused by windstorm or hail the deductible
  is 1% of the Coverage A limit, which comes to $4,120 for this policy period.


  | Forms that make up this policy | Number and edition |

  |---|---|

  | Homeowners Special Form | HL-HO3 (01-24) |

  | Windstorm or Hail Percentage Deductible | HL-HO 312 (01-24) |

  | Water Back-Up and Sump Discharge or Overflow | HL-HO 495 (03-23) |

  | Special Provisions - Ohio | HL-HO 136 OH (07-25) |

  | Privacy Notice | HL-PN 01 (01-26) |

  | What to Do After a Loss | HL-CL 02 (01-24) |


  This policy does not cover flood. Flood insurance is sold separately.


  <h1 style="break-before: page; background: #fff; margin-top: 0">HOMEOWNERS SPECIAL FORM</h1>


  **Form HL-HO3 (01-24)**


  ## Agreement


  This policy is a contract between you and us. You pay the premium when it is due and keep to the terms
  of the policy, and in return we provide the insurance described in it. The policy is made up of the
  Policy summary, this form and the endorsements listed in the Policy summary. An endorsement changes
  this form, and where the two differ the endorsement controls. Section I covers your home and your belongings.
  Section II covers your legal responsibility to other people.


  ## Definitions


  Some words have the same special meaning wherever they are used in this policy.


  **You and your** mean the person or persons shown as named insured in the Policy summary, and the spouse
  of a named insured if the spouse lives in the same household. **We, us and our** mean Harborline Mutual
  Insurance.


  **Actual cash value** means the cost, at the time of the loss, to repair or replace the property with
  property of like kind and quality, less a fair allowance for its age, wear and obsolescence.


  **Bodily injury** means physical harm to a person, sickness or disease, including the care it requires
  and death that results.


  **Business** means a trade, profession or occupation, whether full time, part time or occasional, and
  any other activity carried on for pay.


  **Insured** means you and, if they live in your household, your relatives and any other person under
  21 who is in your care or in the care of a relative who lives with you. It includes a full-time student
  under 24 who lived in your household before moving away to attend school.


  **Insured location** means the residence premises; any other premises you use as a residence, if it
  is shown in the Policy summary or you acquire it during the policy period; premises an insured does
  not own but is living in for a time; and vacant land, other than farm land, that an insured owns or
  rents.


  **Occurrence** means an accident that results, during the policy period, in bodily injury or property
  damage. Continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same harmful conditions is one occurrence.


  **Property damage** means physical injury to tangible property or its destruction, and the loss of its
  use that results.


  **Residence employee** means a person an insured employs to do household or domestic work, or other
  work connected with the upkeep or use of the residence premises.


  **Residence premises** means the one to four family dwelling where you live that is shown as the insured
  location in the Policy summary, together with the other structures and the grounds at that address.


  ## Section I - What we cover


  **Coverage A - Dwelling.** We cover the dwelling on the residence premises, including structures attached
  to it, such as an attached garage, porch or deck. We also cover materials and supplies on or next to
  the residence premises that are meant for building, altering or repairing the dwelling or other structures
  there. We do not cover land, including the land the dwelling stands on.


  **Coverage B - Other structures.** We cover other structures on the residence premises that are separated
  from the dwelling by clear space, or joined to it only by a fence, a utility line or a similar connection.
  Examples are a detached garage, a shed, a fence and a driveway. We do not cover land; a structure rented
  or held for rental to anyone who is not a tenant of the dwelling, unless it is used only as a private
  garage; or a structure used in whole or in part for a business. The Coverage B limit is separate from
  the Coverage A limit, and using it does not reduce what is available for the dwelling.


  **Coverage C - Personal property.** We cover personal property that an insured owns or uses, anywhere
  in the world. After a loss, and if you ask us to, we will also cover personal property of a guest or
  a residence employee while it is in a residence an insured occupies, and other people''s property while
  it is in the part of the residence premises an insured occupies. For personal property usually kept
  at a residence of an insured other than the residence premises, the most we pay is 10% of the Coverage
  C limit or $1,000, whichever is more.


  ## Special limits of liability


  Some kinds of personal property are covered only up to a smaller amount. The limits below are part of
  the Coverage C limit, not in addition to it. Each one is the most we will pay for any one loss for all
  the property in that category, whatever the number of articles or of people who own them.


  - $200 in total for money, bank notes, coins, bullion, medals, gift cards and other stored-value cards.

  - $1,500 in total for securities, deeds, accounts, evidences of debt, letters of credit, manuscripts,
  passports, tickets and stamps, whether on paper or stored electronically.

  - $1,500 in total for watercraft of every kind, including their trailers, furnishings, equipment and
  outboard motors.

  - $1,500 in total for trailers and semitrailers that are not used with watercraft.

  - $2,500 in total for loss by theft of firearms and related equipment.

  - $1,500 in total for loss by theft of jewelry, watches, furs, and precious and semiprecious stones.

  - $2,500 in total for loss by theft of silverware, silver-plated ware, goldware, gold-plated ware and
  pewterware, including flatware, hollowware, tea sets and trays.

  - $2,500 in total for property on the residence premises that is used mainly for business.

  - $500 in total for property away from the residence premises that is used mainly for business.

  - $1,500 in total for portable electronic equipment, such as a laptop computer, tablet or camera, while
  it is in or on a motor vehicle.

  - $1,000 in total for trading cards, comic books, sports memorabilia and other collectibles.


  These special limits can be raised only by scheduling the items on an endorsement to this policy, for
  an additional premium. The Policy summary shows whether any personal property is scheduled.


  ## Property we do not cover under Coverage C


  - Articles that are separately described and specifically insured, in this policy or in any other insurance.

  - Animals, birds and fish.

  - Motor vehicles and their parts, equipment and accessories. We do cover vehicles that are not required
  to be registered for road use and are used to service an insured''s residence or to assist a person
  with a disability, such as a riding lawn mower or a motorized wheelchair.

  - Property of roomers, boarders and other tenants, unless they are related to an insured.

  - Business records and data, whether kept on paper, in a computer or on any other medium.

  - Credit cards, debit cards and other fund transfer cards, except as provided under Additional coverage
  6.


  **Coverage D - Loss of use.** If a loss we cover under Section I makes the part of the residence premises
  where you live unfit to live in, we pay the necessary increase in your living costs, so that your household
  can keep up its normal standard of living. We pay for the shortest time needed to repair or replace
  the damage or, if you move for good, for your household to settle somewhere else. If the loss makes
  a part of the residence premises that you rent out unfit to live in, we pay its fair rental value, less
  any expenses that stop while it cannot be lived in. If a civil authority forbids you to use the residence
  premises because a peril we insure against has directly damaged a neighboring property, we pay these
  amounts for up to two weeks. The Coverage D limit is the most we pay for everything in this coverage
  combined.


  ## Section I - Additional coverages


  The coverages below are in addition to Coverages A to D. Unless a coverage says otherwise, the Section
  I deductible applies to it, it is subject to the exclusions and conditions of Section I, and it does
  not increase the limit of liability that applies to the damaged property.


  **1. Debris removal.** We pay your reasonable cost to remove the debris of covered property after a
  loss caused by a peril we insure against. This cost is part of the limit that applies to the damaged
  property. If the damage and the debris removal together come to more than that limit, a further 5% of
  the limit is available for debris removal.


  **2. Reasonable repairs.** If a peril we insure against damages covered property, we pay the reasonable
  cost of the measures you have to take just to protect the property from further damage, such as boarding
  up a window or putting a tarp over an opening.


  **3. Trees, shrubs and other plants.** We cover trees, shrubs, plants and lawns on the residence premises
  for loss caused by fire, lightning, explosion, riot, civil commotion, aircraft, a vehicle not owned
  or driven by someone who lives on the residence premises, vandalism, malicious mischief or theft. We
  pay up to 5% of the Coverage A limit for all of them together, and no more than $500 for any one tree,
  shrub or plant. This coverage is additional insurance.


  **4. Fire department service charge.** We pay up to $500 for charges you have agreed by contract to
  pay when a fire department is called to save or protect covered property from a peril we insure against.
  This coverage is additional insurance and no deductible applies to it.


  **5. Property removed.** Covered property that is moved from a place endangered by a peril we insure
  against is covered for direct loss from any cause while it is being moved and for up to 30 days while
  it is away.


  **6. Credit card, fund transfer card, forgery and counterfeit money.** We pay up to $500 for: what an
  insured legally owes because a credit card issued to the insured was stolen or used without permission;
  loss to an insured from the theft or unauthorized use of a debit card or other fund transfer card; loss
  from the forgery or alteration of a check; and loss from accepting counterfeit United States or Canadian
  paper currency in good faith. We do not cover use of a card by a person who lives in your household
  or whom an insured has entrusted with the card, or loss that arises from a business or from the dishonesty
  of an insured. No deductible applies.


  **7. Loss assessment.** We pay up to $1,000 for your share of a loss assessment that an association
  of property owners charges you, during the policy period, as the owner of the residence premises, when
  the assessment is made because of direct loss to property owned in common by the members and caused
  by a peril we insure against under Coverage A. The $1,000 is the most we pay for any one loss, however
  many assessments follow from it.


  **8. Collapse.** Collapse means that a building or a part of a building suddenly falls down or caves
  in, so that it cannot be used for its intended purpose. A building that is only in danger of falling,
  or that is still standing though it shows cracking, bulging, sagging, leaning or settling, has not collapsed.
  We cover direct physical loss to covered property involving collapse only if the collapse was caused
  by: a peril listed under Coverage C; hidden decay, or hidden insect or vermin damage, that no insured
  knew of before the collapse; the weight of contents, equipment, animals or people; or the weight of
  rain that collects on a roof.


  **9. Glass or safety glazing material.** We cover the breakage of glass or safety glazing material that
  is part of a covered building, storm door or storm window, and direct damage to covered property done
  by the broken pieces. We do not cover this loss if the dwelling has been vacant for more than 60 consecutive
  days immediately before the loss. A dwelling being built is not considered vacant.


  **10. Ordinance or law.** You may use up to 10% of the Coverage A limit for the increased cost you incur
  because an ordinance or law is enforced that regulates the construction, demolition, remodeling or repair
  of the part of a covered building damaged by a peril we insure against, or that requires the undamaged
  part to be torn down and rebuilt because of that damage. We do not cover the loss in value of a building
  caused by the requirements of a law. This coverage is additional insurance.


  ## Section I - Perils we insure against


  **Coverage A - Dwelling and Coverage B - Other structures.** We cover direct physical loss to the property
  described under Coverages A and B from any cause, unless the loss is listed below under Losses we do
  not cover or is excluded under Section I - Exclusions.


  **Coverage C - Personal property.** We cover direct physical loss to the property described under Coverage
  C only when it is caused by one of the perils listed here, and only if the loss is not listed below
  under Losses we do not cover or excluded under Section I - Exclusions.


  - Fire or lightning.

  - Windstorm or hail. This does not include loss to property inside a building caused by rain, snow,
  sleet, sand or dust, unless the direct force of wind or hail first damages the building and makes an
  opening in a roof or wall through which it gets in.

  - Explosion.

  - Riot or civil commotion.

  - Aircraft, including self-propelled missiles and spacecraft.

  - Vehicles.

  - Smoke, meaning sudden and accidental damage from smoke, including soot or fumes released when a furnace,
  boiler or similar equipment malfunctions.

  - Vandalism or malicious mischief.

  - Theft, including attempted theft. Property that is gone from a known place is treated as stolen when
  the circumstances make it likely that someone took it. Theft does not include mysterious disappearance,
  that is, the loss of property from a known place when it is likely that the property was simply lost
  or misplaced. Nor does it include theft committed by an insured; theft from a part of the residence
  premises that an insured rents to someone who is not an insured; or theft of property at any other residence
  owned by, rented to or occupied by an insured, unless an insured is living there for a time.

  - Falling objects. This does not include loss to property inside a building unless the falling object
  first damages the roof or an outside wall.

  - Weight of ice, snow or sleet that damages property inside a building.

  - Accidental discharge or overflow of water or steam from within a plumbing, heating, air-conditioning
  or fire-protective sprinkler system or a household appliance. This does not include loss to the system
  or appliance the water or steam came from. A sump, a sump pump and its related equipment, and a roof
  drain, gutter or downspout are not plumbing systems or household appliances.

  - Sudden and accidental tearing apart, cracking, burning or bulging of a steam or hot water heating
  system, an air-conditioning or fire-protective sprinkler system, or an appliance for heating water.

  - Freezing of a plumbing, heating, air-conditioning or fire-protective sprinkler system or of a household
  appliance, within the terms set out under Losses we do not cover.

  - Sudden and accidental damage from artificially generated electrical current.

  - Volcanic eruption, other than loss caused by earthquake, land shock waves or tremors.


  **Losses we do not cover.** Under Coverages A, B and C we do not cover loss caused by any of the following.


  - Collapse, other than as provided under Additional coverage 8.

  - Freezing, thawing, or the pressure or weight of water or ice, whether or not driven by wind, to a
  fence, pavement, patio, swimming pool, foundation, retaining wall, pier or dock.

  - Freezing of a plumbing, heating, air-conditioning or sprinkler system or of a household appliance,
  or discharge, leakage or overflow from within the system or appliance because of freezing, while the
  dwelling is vacant, unoccupied or being built, unless you have used reasonable care to maintain heat
  in the building, or to shut off the water supply and drain the systems and appliances.

  - Theft in or to a dwelling being built, or of materials and supplies meant for building it, until the
  dwelling is finished and occupied.

  - Vandalism or malicious mischief, and any damage done on purpose in the course of it, if the dwelling
  has been vacant for more than 60 consecutive days immediately before the loss. A dwelling being built
  is not considered vacant.

  - Constant or repeated seepage or leakage of water or steam, or the presence of humidity, moisture or
  vapor, over a period of weeks, months or years.

  - Mold, fungus, wet rot or dry rot, unless it is hidden within walls or ceilings or beneath floors and
  results from the accidental discharge or overflow of water or steam from within a plumbing, heating,
  air-conditioning or sprinkler system or a household appliance on the residence premises.

  - Smoke from agricultural smudging or industrial operations.

  - The discharge, release, seepage or escape of pollutants, unless it is itself caused by a peril listed
  under Coverage C.

  - Wear and tear, marring, scratching and deterioration; mechanical breakdown; a defect or quality in
  property that causes it to damage or destroy itself; smog, rust and other corrosion.

  - Settling, shrinking, bulging or expansion, and the cracking that results, of pavements, patios, foundations,
  walls, floors, roofs or ceilings.

  - Birds, rodents, insects and other vermin; and animals owned or kept by an insured.


  If a cause named in the last three items makes water escape suddenly and accidentally from a plumbing,
  heating, air-conditioning or sprinkler system or a household appliance, we cover the loss the water
  causes, including the cost of tearing out and replacing any part of a building when that is needed to
  repair the system or appliance. We do not cover the loss to the system or appliance itself.


  ## Section I - Exclusions


  We do not cover loss caused directly or indirectly by any of the following. The loss is excluded whatever
  other cause or event contributes to it, at the same time or in any order, and whether the event is local
  or widespread.


  - **Ordinance or law.** The enforcement of any ordinance or law that regulates the construction, repair
  or demolition of a building or other structure, and any loss in value that results. Additional coverage
  10 is the only exception.

  - **Earth movement.** Earthquake; landslide, mudslide or mudflow; subsidence or sinkhole; and any other
  sinking, rising or shifting of the earth, whether it comes about naturally or through human activity.
  If fire or explosion follows, we cover the direct loss caused by the fire or explosion.

  - **Flood and other water.** Flood, surface water, waves, tidal water, the overflow of a body of water,
  and spray from any of these, whether or not driven by wind; water or sewage that backs up through sewers
  or drains, or that overflows or is discharged from a sump, sump pump or related equipment; and water
  below the surface of the ground, including water that presses on, seeps or leaks through a building,
  sidewalk, driveway, foundation or other structure. This policy does not cover flood. Flood insurance
  is sold separately, and your agent can tell you how to buy it. If fire, explosion or theft follows,
  we cover the direct loss caused by the fire, explosion or theft.

  - **Power failure.** The failure of power or another utility service, if the failure takes place away
  from the residence premises. If the failure leads to a loss on the residence premises from a peril we
  insure against, we cover the loss caused by that peril.

  - **Neglect.** The failure of an insured to use all reasonable means to save and protect property at
  the time of a loss and afterwards.

  - **War.** War, whether declared or not, civil war, insurrection, rebellion or revolution; a warlike
  act by a military force; and the destruction, seizure or use of property for a military purpose. The
  discharge of a nuclear weapon is treated as a warlike act even if it is accidental.

  - **Nuclear hazard.** Nuclear reaction, radiation or radioactive contamination, however caused. We do
  cover direct loss by fire that results from the nuclear hazard.

  - **Intentional loss.** Any loss that arises from an act an insured commits, or conspires with others
  to commit, with the intent to cause a loss. When this exclusion applies, no insured is entitled to coverage,
  including an insured who took no part in the act.

  - **Governmental action.** The destruction, confiscation or seizure of property by order of a governmental
  or public authority.

  - **Faulty work and planning.** Under Coverages A and B, faulty or inadequate planning, zoning, design,
  workmanship, construction, grading, materials or maintenance, of any property on or off the residence
  premises. If a loss that is not otherwise excluded follows, we cover that loss.


  ## Section I - Conditions


  **1. Insurable interest and limit of liability.** Even when more than one person has an insurable interest
  in the covered property, in any one loss we will not pay an insured more than the amount of that insured''s
  interest at the time of the loss, and we will not pay more than the limit of liability that applies.


  **2. Deductible.** Unless this policy says otherwise, we pay only the part of a covered loss that is
  more than the deductible shown in the Policy summary. If two or more deductibles could apply to the
  same loss, only the largest applies.


  **3. Your duties after a loss.** After a loss to covered property, you must see that the following things
  are done. If they are not done and we are harmed as a result, we do not have to provide coverage for
  the loss.


  (a) Tell us or your agent promptly.


  (b) Tell the police if the loss is by theft, and tell the card issuer or the bank if a credit card or
  fund transfer card is involved.


  (c) Protect the property from further damage. Make the reasonable and necessary repairs that protect
  it, and keep a record of what you spend.


  (d) Cooperate with us while we look into the claim.


  (e) Make a list of the damaged and missing personal property that shows the quantity, description, actual
  cash value and amount of loss for each item, and attach the bills, receipts and other papers that support
  the figures.


  (f) As often as we reasonably ask: show us the damaged property; give us the records and documents we
  ask for and let us copy them; and answer questions under oath, apart from any other insured, and sign
  the record of your answers.


  (g) Send us your signed, sworn proof of loss within 60 days after we ask for it. The proof of loss must
  state, as far as you know, the time and cause of the loss, the interest that each insured and anyone
  else has in the property, and any other insurance that may cover the loss. It must include repair estimates
  for damaged buildings and the list described in (e).


  **4. How we settle losses.** Covered property losses are settled as follows.


  (a) Personal property, carpeting, household appliances, awnings, outdoor equipment and structures that
  are not buildings: at actual cash value at the time of the loss, but not more than the amount needed
  to repair or replace them.


  (b) Buildings under Coverage A or B: at replacement cost, without a deduction for depreciation. If,
  at the time of the loss, the amount of insurance on the damaged building is 80% or more of its full
  replacement cost, we pay the cost to repair or replace the damaged part, but not more than the least
  of: the limit of liability that applies to the building; the replacement cost of the damaged part with
  materials of like kind and quality; or the amount actually and necessarily spent. If the amount of insurance
  is less than 80% of the full replacement cost, we pay the greater of the actual cash value of the damaged
  part, or that share of the cost to repair or replace it which the amount of insurance on the building
  bears to 80% of its replacement cost.


  (c) We pay no more than the actual cash value of the damage until the repair or replacement is finished.
  You may claim on an actual cash value basis first and then claim the difference, if you tell us within
  180 days after the date of the loss that you intend to repair or replace the building.


  **5. Appraisal.** If you and we do not agree on the amount of a loss, either of us may ask in writing
  for an appraisal. Each of us then chooses a competent and impartial appraiser within 20 days after receiving
  the request, and the two appraisers choose an umpire. If they cannot agree on one within 15 days, you
  or we may ask a judge of a court of record to choose the umpire. The appraisers each set the amount
  of the loss. If they do not agree, they submit their differences to the umpire, and a decision agreed
  to by any two of the three sets the amount. Each of us pays the appraiser we chose, and we share the
  other costs equally. An appraisal decides only the amount of a loss. It does not decide whether the
  loss is covered.


  **6. Other insurance.** If a loss covered by this policy is also covered by other insurance, we pay
  only our share, which is the proportion that the limit of liability under this policy bears to the total
  amount of insurance covering the loss.


  **7. Suit against us.** You may not bring a suit against us under Section I unless you have complied
  with all the terms of this policy that apply to Section I, and the suit is started within one year after
  the date of the loss.


  **8. Our option.** We may repair or replace any part of the damaged property with material or property
  of like kind and quality, if we give you written notice that we will do so within 30 days after we receive
  your signed, sworn proof of loss.


  **9. Loss payment.** We settle all losses with you. We pay you, unless another person is named in this
  policy or is legally entitled to receive the payment. A loss becomes payable 30 days after we receive
  your proof of loss and one of these has happened: you and we have reached agreement; a final judgment
  has been entered; or an appraisal award has been filed with us.


  **10. Abandonment of property.** We do not have to accept any property that an insured abandons to us.


  **11. Mortgage clause.** If a mortgagee is named in the Policy summary, a loss payable under Coverage
  A or B is paid to the mortgagee and to you, as your interests appear. If we deny your claim, the denial
  does not apply to a valid claim of the mortgagee, provided the mortgagee tells us of any change in ownership
  or occupancy, or any substantial change in risk, that it knows about; pays any premium due on demand
  if you have failed to pay it; and sends us a signed, sworn proof of loss within 60 days after we notify
  it that you have failed to do so. If we decide to cancel this policy or not to renew it, we will notify
  the mortgagee at least 10 days before the cancellation or nonrenewal takes effect. If we pay the mortgagee
  for a loss and deny payment to you, we take over the mortgagee''s rights under the mortgage to the extent
  of our payment.


  ## Section II - Liability coverages


  **Coverage E - Personal liability.** If a claim is made or a suit is brought against an insured for
  damages because of bodily injury or property damage caused by an occurrence that this coverage applies
  to, we will pay, up to our limit of liability, the damages the insured is legally obligated to pay.
  We will also provide a defense at our expense with a lawyer we choose, even if the suit has no basis.
  We may investigate any claim or suit and settle it as we think fit. Our duty to settle or defend ends
  when the amount we have paid in judgments or settlements for the occurrence equals our limit of liability.


  **Coverage F - Medical payments to others.** We pay the necessary medical expenses that are incurred
  within three years after an accident that causes bodily injury, whether or not anyone was at fault.
  Medical expenses are reasonable charges for medical, surgical, x-ray and dental care, ambulance, hospital
  and nursing services, prosthetic devices and funeral services. This coverage is for other people. It
  does not apply to you or to anyone who regularly lives in your household, other than a residence employee.
  It applies to a person who is on an insured location with the permission of an insured, and to a person
  away from an insured location if the bodily injury arises from a condition on the insured location,
  is caused by something an insured or a residence employee does, or is caused by an animal that an insured
  owns or is looking after.


  ## Section II - Exclusions


  **1. Coverage E and Coverage F** do not apply to bodily injury or property damage:


  - that an insured expects or intends, even if the injury or damage turns out to be of a different kind
  or degree than expected. This does not apply to bodily injury that results from the use of reasonable
  force to protect people or property;

  - that arises from a business an insured is engaged in, or from the rental of any part of any premises
  by an insured;

  - that arises from providing or failing to provide professional services;

  - that arises from premises that an insured owns, rents or rents out to others and that are not an insured
  location;

  - that arises from the ownership, maintenance or use of a motor vehicle, an aircraft, or a watercraft
  with engine power of more than 50 horsepower or a length of 26 feet or more. This does not apply to
  a vehicle not subject to registration that is used to service an insured''s residence or to assist a
  person with a disability, or to a model or hobby aircraft not built to carry people or cargo;

  - that is caused directly or indirectly by war, as described in the war exclusion of Section I;

  - that arises from sexual molestation, corporal punishment, or physical or mental abuse; or

  - that arises from the use, sale, manufacture or possession of a controlled substance, other than the
  legitimate use of prescription drugs as a licensed physician directs.


  **2. Coverage E** does not apply to:


  - liability for a loss assessment charged against you as a member of an association of property owners;

  - liability an insured takes on under a contract or agreement, other than a written contract that relates
  directly to the ownership, maintenance or use of an insured location;

  - property damage to property an insured owns;

  - property damage to property that is rented to, occupied by, used by or in the care of an insured,
  unless it is caused by fire, smoke or explosion;

  - bodily injury to a person who is eligible to receive benefits that an insured provides, or is required
  to provide, under a workers'' compensation or disability law; or

  - bodily injury to you or to any other insured.


  **3. Coverage F** does not apply to bodily injury:


  - to a residence employee, if the injury happens away from the insured location and does not arise out
  of the employee''s work for an insured;

  - to a person who is eligible to receive benefits under a workers'' compensation or disability law;
  or

  - to a person, other than a residence employee, who regularly lives on any part of the insured location.


  ## Section II - Additional coverages


  We pay the following in addition to the limits of liability.


  **1. Claim expenses.** We pay the expenses we incur and the costs charged against an insured in a suit
  we defend; reasonable expenses an insured incurs at our request, including actual loss of earnings of
  up to $250 a day, for helping us investigate or defend a claim or suit; and interest on a judgment that
  builds up after the judgment is entered and before we pay the part of it that is within our limit of
  liability.


  **2. First aid expenses.** We pay the expenses an insured incurs for first aid to others at the time
  of bodily injury covered by this policy.


  **3. Damage to property of others.** We pay, at replacement cost, up to $1,000 for each occurrence for
  property damage to property of others caused by an insured. We do not pay for property damage caused
  on purpose by an insured who is 13 or older; to property owned by an insured or by a person who lives
  in your household; or that arises from a business or from the ownership, maintenance or use of an aircraft,
  watercraft or motor vehicle.


  ## Section II - Conditions


  **1. Limit of liability.** The Coverage E limit shown in the Policy summary is the most we pay for all
  damages that result from any one occurrence, whatever the number of insureds, claims made or people
  injured. The Coverage F limit is the most we pay for all medical expenses for bodily injury to one person
  as the result of one accident.


  **2. Separate insurance.** This insurance applies separately to each insured. That does not increase
  our limit of liability for any one occurrence.


  **3. Duties after an occurrence.** When an accident or occurrence happens, you or another insured must
  give written notice to us or your agent as soon as practical, saying what is known of the time, place
  and circumstances and giving the names and addresses of claimants and witnesses; send us promptly every
  notice, demand, summons or other legal paper that has to do with it; and, when we ask, help us to make
  a settlement, to conduct suits and to secure evidence and witnesses.


  **4. Duties of an injured person - Coverage F.** The injured person, or someone acting for the injured
  person, must give us written proof of the claim as soon as practical, authorize us to obtain copies
  of medical reports and records, and agree to be examined by a doctor we choose as often as we reasonably
  require.


  **5. Suit against us.** No one may bring a suit against us under Section II unless the terms of this
  policy have been complied with. No suit may be brought against us under Coverage E until the insured''s
  obligation has been settled by a final judgment or by an agreement that we have signed.


  **6. Other insurance - Coverage E.** This insurance is excess over any other valid and collectible insurance,
  except insurance written specifically to apply in excess of the limits of this policy.


  ## Conditions that apply to Sections I and II


  **1. Policy period.** This policy applies only to loss under Section I, and to bodily injury or property
  damage under Section II, that happens during the policy period shown in the Policy summary.


  **2. Concealment or fraud.** We do not provide coverage to an insured who, before or after a loss, has
  intentionally concealed or misrepresented a material fact or circumstance, has engaged in fraudulent
  conduct, or has made false statements, in connection with this insurance.


  **3. Waiver or change of policy terms.** A term of this policy can be waived or changed only in writing
  by us. Our asking for an appraisal or an examination does not waive any of our rights.


  **4. Cancellation.** You may cancel this policy at any time by returning it to us or by telling us in
  writing the date on which the cancellation is to take effect. We may cancel only for the reasons below,
  by notifying you in writing of the date the cancellation takes effect. We may deliver the notice to
  you or mail it to you at the mailing address we have on record, and proof of mailing is sufficient proof
  of notice.


  (a) If you have not paid the premium, we may cancel at any time by notifying you at least 10 days before
  the cancellation takes effect.


  (b) If this policy has been in effect for less than 60 days and is not a renewal, we may cancel for
  any reason by notifying you at least 30 days before the cancellation takes effect.


  (c) If this policy has been in effect for 60 days or more, or is a renewal, we may cancel if there has
  been a material misrepresentation of fact that would have led us not to issue the policy had we known
  of it, or if the risk has changed substantially since the policy was issued. We do so by notifying you
  at least 30 days before the cancellation takes effect.


  When this policy is cancelled, the premium for the time from the date of cancellation to the expiration
  date is refunded pro rata.


  **5. Nonrenewal.** We may decide not to renew this policy. If so, we will deliver to you, or mail to
  you at the mailing address we have on record, written notice at least 30 days before the expiration
  date.


  **6. Assignment.** You may not assign this policy to anyone else unless we agree to it in writing.


  **7. Subrogation.** Before a loss, an insured may give up in writing all rights to recover from any
  person. If those rights have not been given up, we may require the insured to assign to us the rights
  of recovery for a loss, to the extent of what we have paid.


  **8. Death.** If a person named in the Policy summary dies, we insure the legal representative of that
  person, but only for the premises and property of that person that this policy covered at the time of
  death.


  **9. Mutual membership.** While this policy is in force you are a member of Harborline Mutual Insurance
  and may vote, in person or by proxy, at meetings of the members. The annual meeting is held at our home
  office in Columbus, Ohio, on the second Tuesday of March at 10:00 a.m. This policy is non-assessable:
  you are not liable for any amount beyond the premium.


  We have had this policy signed by our president and our secretary. It is not valid unless a Policy summary
  issued by us is attached.


  <span class="sig">R. Achterberg</span> President &nbsp; &nbsp; <span class="sig">T. Wenlock</span> Secretary


  <h1 style="break-before: page; background: #fff; margin-top: 0">WINDSTORM OR HAIL PERCENTAGE DEDUCTIBLE</h1>


  **Form HL-HO 312 (01-24)**


  This endorsement changes your policy. Please read it carefully and keep it with your policy.


  | Schedule | This policy |

  |---|---|

  | Policy number | {{home-policy.policy_number}} |

  | Coverage A limit of liability | $412,000 |

  | Windstorm or hail deductible, as a percentage | 1% |

  | Windstorm or hail deductible, in dollars | $4,120 |


  ## What this endorsement does


  Your policy has two Section I deductibles. One applies to loss caused by windstorm or hail and is set
  by this endorsement. The other is shown in the Policy summary and applies to loss caused by every other
  peril we insure against.


  ## How the deductible is worked out


  The windstorm or hail deductible is a percentage of the Coverage A limit of liability. It is not a percentage
  of the loss. We multiply the Coverage A limit in force at the time of the loss by the percentage shown
  in the schedule. On this policy that is 1% of $412,000, or $4,120. If the Coverage A limit is changed
  during the policy period, the dollar amount of this deductible changes with it from the date the change
  takes effect.


  ## When it applies


  The windstorm or hail deductible applies to the total of all loss payable under Section I, under Coverages
  A, B, C and D and the Additional coverages together, that is caused directly or indirectly by windstorm
  or hail in one event. Windstorm includes tornado and straight-line wind, with or without rain. All windstorm
  or hail damage that takes place within a period of 72 hours is treated as one event.


  For such a loss, the windstorm or hail deductible applies instead of the {{home-policy.deductible|money}}
  deductible shown in the Policy summary. It is not added to it. We subtract one deductible from the loss,
  never both, and no other deductible in this policy applies to loss caused by windstorm or hail.


  If the same event causes loss by windstorm or hail and also loss by another peril we insure against,
  such as a fire started by lightning in the same storm, only the windstorm or hail deductible applies
  to that event.


  ## Two examples


  A hailstorm damages the siding and gutters of the dwelling and dents a detached shed. The covered loss
  comes to $15,000. We subtract $4,120 and pay $10,880.


  A windstorm brings a limb down on a fence. The covered loss comes to $2,900. That is less than the windstorm
  or hail deductible, so no payment is due.


  This endorsement changes only the deductible. All other terms of the policy stay the same.


  <h1 style="break-before: page; background: #fff; margin-top: 0">WATER BACK-UP AND SUMP DISCHARGE OR
  OVERFLOW</h1>


  **Form HL-HO 495 (03-23)**


  This endorsement changes your policy. Please read it carefully and keep it with your policy.


  | Schedule | This policy |

  |---|---|

  | Policy number | {{home-policy.policy_number}} |

  | Limit of liability for this coverage | $10,000 for any one loss |

  | Deductible | {{home-policy.deductible|money}} for each loss |

  | Premium | Included in the annual premium |


  ## Coverage


  We pay up to the limit shown in the schedule for sudden and accidental direct physical loss to property
  covered under Section I that is caused by water, or by material carried in the water, which backs up
  through sewers or drains, or which overflows or is discharged from a sump, sump pump or related equipment.
  We cover the overflow or discharge even when it results from the mechanical breakdown of the pump or
  from a power failure, on or off the residence premises.


  ## Limit and deductible


  The limit in the schedule is the most we pay for any one loss covered by this endorsement, under Coverages
  A, B, C and D combined. It includes the cost of removing the water and the debris, and of cleaning and
  drying out the property. It is part of the limits of liability for Coverages A, B, C and D, not in addition
  to them.


  The Section I deductible that applies to perils other than windstorm or hail, {{home-policy.deductible|money}},
  applies to each loss under this endorsement. We subtract it from the amount of the covered loss and
  then apply the limit. The windstorm or hail deductible does not apply to this coverage.


  ## What this endorsement does not cover


  - Loss to the sump pump or its related equipment that is caused by mechanical breakdown.

  - Loss caused by flood, surface water, waves, tidal water or the overflow of a body of water, even if
  that water comes in through a sewer or drain or is more than a sump can handle. This policy does not
  cover flood.

  - Loss caused by water below the surface of the ground that presses on, seeps or leaks through a foundation,
  wall or floor, other than water that a sump collects and that then overflows or is discharged from the
  sump.

  - Loss that results from a failure to do what is reasonable to keep the sump pump and the drains on
  the residence premises in working order.


  ## Change to the exclusions


  The part of the Flood and other water exclusion in Section I that deals with water or sewage that backs
  up through sewers or drains, or that overflows or is discharged from a sump, sump pump or related equipment,
  does not apply to the coverage this endorsement provides. The rest of that exclusion is unchanged.


  ## After a back-up or overflow


  Your duties after a loss apply. The reasonable cost of the measures you take to keep the damage from
  growing counts toward the limit in the schedule. All other terms of the policy stay the same.


  <h1 style="break-before: page; background: #fff; margin-top: 0">SPECIAL PROVISIONS - OHIO</h1>


  **Form HL-HO 136 OH (07-25)**


  This endorsement changes your policy so that it meets the requirements that apply to homeowners insurance
  in Ohio. Where it differs from the policy form, this endorsement controls. The numbers below are those
  of the paragraphs they change.


  ## Section I - Exclusions


  **Intentional loss** is replaced by the following. We do not cover a loss that arises from an act an
  insured commits, or conspires with others to commit, with the intent to cause a loss. An insured who
  took no part in the act and did not know of it beforehand may still recover for his or her own interest
  in the property, up to the limit of liability, if the loss arose from an act of domestic violence against
  that insured, and that insured reports the act to a law enforcement agency and cooperates in any investigation
  of the loss. We may then recover what we pay from the insured who caused the loss.


  ## Section I - Conditions


  **4. How we settle losses.** The following is added. When we repair or replace part of a building and
  the new materials do not reasonably match the adjoining undamaged materials in quality, color or size,
  we will replace as much of the adjoining area as is needed to give a reasonably uniform appearance.


  **5. Appraisal.** The following is added. Each of us pays our own lawyers and expert witnesses.


  **9. Loss payment.** The last sentence is replaced by the following. We will tell you in writing whether
  we accept or deny your claim within 21 days after we receive a properly completed proof of loss. If
  we need more time to look into the claim, we will tell you why within those 21 days and will write to
  you again at least every 45 days until we decide. Once we have accepted a claim and the amount is agreed,
  set by a final judgment or set by an appraisal award filed with us, we will pay within 10 days.


  <h2 style="break-before: column">Section II - Exclusions</h2>


  **1. Coverage E and Coverage F.** The following is added. Coverages E and F do not apply to bodily injury
  or property damage that arises from child care or adult day care that an insured regularly provides
  for pay, at an insured location, to people who are not insureds.


  **2. Coverage E.** The following is added. Coverage E does not pay punitive or exemplary damages, fines
  or penalties.


  ## Conditions that apply to Sections I and II


  **2. Concealment or fraud.** The following is added. Ohio law makes it a crime to give an insurer an
  application or a claim containing a statement that the person knows to be false or deceptive, with the
  intent to defraud.


  **4. Cancellation.** The following is added. Our notice of cancellation will state the reason for it.
  The notice periods in paragraphs (a), (b) and (c) are not changed.


  **5. Nonrenewal.** The following is added. Our notice of nonrenewal will state the reason for it.


  **7. Subrogation.** The following is added. We are entitled to recover from another party only after
  you have been fully compensated for your loss.


  ## Added conditions


  **10. Conformity with Ohio law.** Any term of this policy that conflicts with the laws of Ohio is changed
  to conform to those laws.


  **11. Mine subsidence.** This policy does not cover loss caused by the collapse of an underground mine
  or by the movement of the ground above one. That coverage is provided only by a mine subsidence endorsement,
  where one is available, and only if the endorsement is listed in the Policy summary.


  **12. Questions and complaints.** If you have a question about this policy or are not satisfied with
  how a claim or a request has been handled, call your agent or call us at (800) 555-0142. If we cannot
  resolve the matter, you may contact the consumer services division of the state department of insurance.


  All other terms of the policy stay the same.


  <h1 style="break-before: page; background: #fff; margin-top: 0">PRIVACY NOTICE</h1>


  **Form HL-PN 01 (01-26)**


  We send this notice when a policy is issued and at each renewal. It explains what personal information
  Harborline Mutual Insurance collects about you, how we use and protect it, and what you can do about
  it. It is a notice only. It is not part of the insurance contract and it does not change your coverage.


  ## What we collect


  We collect only the information we need to quote, issue and service your policy and to handle claims.


  - From you and your agent: your name, address, date of birth, phone number and e-mail address, the names
  of the people in your household, and facts about the property you ask us to insure.

  - From your dealings with us: the coverages you have chosen, your premium and payment record, and the
  details of any claim made under your policy.

  - From others: reports from consumer reporting agencies, including credit-based insurance scores where
  the law allows them; property and loss information from inspection services and insurance support organizations;
  and public records.


  ## How we use it


  We use personal information to underwrite and price your policy, to bill and collect the premium, to
  investigate and settle claims, to prevent and detect fraud, to meet our legal and regulatory duties,
  and to improve our service.


  ## Who we share it with


  We do not sell your personal information, and we do not share it with other companies so that they can
  market their products to you. We share it only as the law permits and only as far as is needed, with:


  - your agent;

  - your mortgagee and any other party named in your policy;

  - adjusters, appraisers, contractors, lawyers and other firms that help us handle a claim or run our
  business. They must keep the information confidential and use it only for the work we give them;

  - reinsurers and auditors;

  - insurance support organizations and other insurers, to report claims and to detect and prevent fraud;
  and

  - regulators, courts and law enforcement agencies, when the law requires it.


  ## How we protect it


  Access to your personal information is limited to the employees and agents who need it to do their work.
  We keep physical, electronic and procedural safeguards, and we train our staff in how to handle personal
  information. We keep records only as long as our business or the law requires and then destroy them
  securely.


  ## Your rights


  You may ask us in writing what personal information we hold about you, and you may see and copy it.
  You may ask us to correct, amend or delete anything you believe is wrong. We will answer within 30 business
  days. If we do not agree to a change, you may send us a short statement of what you dispute and why.
  We will keep the statement with your file.


  ## How to reach us


  Write to the Privacy Office, Harborline Mutual Insurance, PO Box 4410, Columbus, OH 43216, call (800)
  555-0142, or go to harborline.example/privacy. Please give your name, your address and your policy number.


  ## Changes to this notice


  We may change our privacy practices. If a change affects how we share your personal information, we
  will send you a new notice before the change takes effect.


  <h1 style="break-before: page; background: #fff; margin-top: 0">WHAT TO DO AFTER A LOSS</h1>


  **Form HL-CL 02 (01-24)**


  This page is a guide to the first hours and days after damage or a theft at your home. It is a summary
  only. It is not part of the insurance contract and it does not add to or change your coverage. The policy
  form and its endorsements say what is covered.


  | To report a claim | Contact |

  |---|---|

  | Claims, 24 hours a day | (800) 555-0142 |

  | Online | harborline.example/claims |

  | Your agent, Denise Trumbull | (614) 555-0148 |


  ## First, make things safe


  Get everyone out of danger. Call 911 for a fire, a break-in or an injury. If you smell gas, leave the
  house and call the gas company from outside. Do not go back into a damaged building until the fire department
  or the utility says it is safe. If a pipe or an appliance is leaking, shut off the water at the main
  valve, and switch off the electricity to wet areas at the breaker panel if you can reach it safely.


  ## Stop the damage from getting worse


  Your policy asks you to protect the property from further damage, and it pays the reasonable cost of
  doing so. Cover broken windows and other openings with boards, plastic sheeting or a tarp. Move undamaged
  belongings to a dry room. Mop up or pump out standing water and run fans. Make temporary repairs only,
  and do not start permanent repairs until an adjuster has seen the damage or has told you to go ahead.
  Keep every receipt.


  ## Report it


  Call us or your agent as soon as you can. Have your policy number ready, with the date and time of the
  loss, what happened, and a phone number where we can reach you. Report a theft or vandalism to the police
  and ask for the report number. If bank cards or checks were taken, tell the card issuers and the bank
  at once.


  ## Keep the evidence


  Take photographs or video of the damage before you move or clean anything. Do not throw damaged items
  away until the adjuster has seen them, unless they are a health hazard, and photograph those before
  they go. Start a list of what was damaged or taken, with a description of each item, about when and
  where you got it, and what it cost. Gather receipts, statements, manuals and photographs that support
  the list.


  ## If you cannot stay in your home


  Keep the receipts for a hotel, meals, laundry and other extra costs. Loss of use coverage pays the increase
  over your normal living costs, not the whole of them.


  ## What happens next


  An adjuster will call you, usually within one business day, will arrange to inspect the damage, and
  will explain the coverage and the deductible that apply. A separate deductible applies to wind and hail
  damage. We may ask you for a signed, sworn proof of loss. If we do, it is due within 60 days after we
  ask for it. When a mortgagee is named on the policy, a payment for damage to the building is usually
  made out to you and the mortgagee together.


  You choose who repairs your home. Be careful with contractors who come to the door after a storm, who
  want full payment before any work is done, or who ask you to sign your insurance claim over to them.
  Ask for a written estimate and proof of insurance before you sign anything.


  ## If you disagree with us


  Tell your adjuster first, and ask for a claims supervisor to review the file if that does not settle
  it. Your agent can help. If we still disagree about the amount of a loss, the Appraisal condition in
  Section I of the policy form describes how either of us can have the amount set by appraisers.


  ## Before anything happens


  A few minutes now make a claim much easier later. Walk through your home with a camera and record each
  room, the closets and the garage, and keep the pictures somewhere outside the house. Keep the receipts
  for larger purchases. Find the main water valve and the breaker panel and make sure everyone in the
  household knows where they are. Keep your policy number and our claims number where you can get at them
  when you are away from home.

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