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            Burglary
              Insurance (Business Premises) 
              
              
              
              This Burglary Insurance (Business Premises) policy
              covers contents of business premises against the risk of loss or
              damage by burglary and housebreaking only. Other related perils
              like theft, larceny, robbery, dacoity do not come under the
              purview of the insurance cover. The property insured is covered
              only if loss or damage takes place while contained in the insured
              premises and not in any other premises. 
               
              Loss of or damage to Deeds, Bonds, Bills of Exchange, Promissory
              Notes, Cash, Treasury Notes and Bank Notes, Cheques, Securities
              for money stamps, stamp collections, books of account, documents
              of any kind, manuscripts, medals and coins, motor vehicles, and
              live stock cannot be claimed under the office burglary insurance
              policy.
               
              
 
              
              
              Damage to property by burglars is covered only when the insured is
              required to be made good. In other words damage to own premises is
              not covered. With regard to cash in locked safe, the key to the
              safe or strong room should not be left in the premises overnight
              or at least anywhere near the safe. 
               
              Applicants need to submit the proposal form furnishing detailed
              information on the location of the risk and claims history. Often
              inspection of the premises and its neighborhood is carried out by
              agents or brokers or marketing officers of the insurance company.
              Premises located in isolated areas or the adjoining premises are
              such which are not occupied in the night (like educational
              institution or a place of worship) usually do not find favour with
              the insurers. 
               
              In order to substantiate a burglary insurance claim, one must
              produce the FIR and non-detection report from the police. The
              insurers will depute and obtain a survey report even on the stolen
              goods to determine the proximate cause of the loss and the quantum
              as also verification of stock books and other accounts.
               
              
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