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Trustees Liability Insurance Exclusions

Significant exclusions are often included in our GSI Trustees’ liability insurance, which means that specific circumstances or claim types are not covered. Frequently excluded are:

Fraud And Dishonesty

Claims arising from deliberate fraudulent or dishonest acts by a trustee are generally excluded.

Criminal Acts

Coverage does not extend to criminal activities or illegal acts committed by trustees.

Bodily Injury And Property Damage

Claims related to bodily injury or property damage are usually not covered under trustees’ liability insurance, as these are typically covered by general liability insurance.

Prior Known Claims

Claims that were known to the trustee or organization before the policy inception are often excluded.

Insured vs. Insured Claims

Claims brought by one insured trustee against another insured trustee are commonly excluded.

Professional Services

Claims related to professional services provided by the trustees, such as legal or medical services, are usually excluded.

Fines And Penalties

Coverage does not typically include fines, penalties, or punitive damages imposed by regulatory authorities.

Pollution And Environmental Claims

Claims arising from pollution or environmental damage are often excluded.

Personal Profit

Claims where trustees have gained personal profit or advantage to which they were not legally entitled are excluded.

Bankruptcy Or Insolvency

Claims related to the bankruptcy or insolvency of the organisation might not be covered.

Trustees should carefully analyse their policy to understand the entire scope of coverage and exclusions, as these exclusions may change depending on the type of risk and specific policy.

Trustees Liability Insurance

Other types of insurance cover

Workers Compensation Insurance

Workers’ Compensation insurance

Workers’ Compensation is a compulsory statutory form of insurance for all employers in Uganda which provides protection to workers if they suffer a work-related injury or disease.

Directors & Officers Liability Insurance

Directors & Officers Liability Insurance

D&O insurance policies offer liability cover for company managers to protect them from claims which may arise from the decisions and actions taken.

Carriers Liability Insurance

Carriers Liability Insurance

This insurance covers your legal liability regarding compensation for loss or damage to goods and/or livestock, as well as agreed amounts of loss or damage for goods and/or livestock.

FAQ’s

You will need contents insurance, sometimes known as all risk cover, for items for which you require cover out with the home. Please provide details of these items at the time of quotation to ensure that the policy provided meets with your requirements.

Accidental Damage cover provides protection against costs incurred through damage that you, your family members or visitors may cause to the structure of your Building or to your Contents. Examples of incidents which would be covered under this extension include putting your foot through the loft floor damaging the ceiling below, leaving a tap running leading to water damage or carpet spillages. Such incidents would not be included under a policy taken out to cover Standard Perils only.

Additional charges will apply and in certain circumstances this cover might not be available.

Items kept in the garage or garden sheds will be covered under the Contents section of your policy provided you have included their value in the total sum insured declared. Limits may apply to the amount that can be claimed for theft of items taken from outbuildings and additional charges may be made for certain items such as ride on mowers. Cover for motor vehicles and motorcycles is excluded. Please declare your requirements for cover kept in outbuildings at the time of quotation to ensure that the policy provided meets with your requirements.

In most cases you will need to arrange cover for your own contents and personal possessions. Please refer to your tenancy agreement to check what, if any cover is provided by your landlord.

An excess is the amount a policyholder is required to pay towards the cost of any claim. You may be asked to pay this amount to a company that has carried out repairs on behalf of your insurer, or alternatively the sum will be deducted from any settlement received.

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