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Shopkeepers insurance policy

Shopkeepers insurance policy

A Shopkeepers insurance policy is designed specifically for small businesses operating in retail or commercial premises. It provides comprehensive coverage against various risks and liabilities faced by shop owners, helping protect their assets, inventory, and business operations from unforeseen events and financial losses.

Coverage

Property Insurance

Covers the physical structure of the shop, including the building or tenanted premises, against perils such as fire, theft, vandalism, and natural disasters like floods or earthquakes.

Stock or Inventory Coverage

Protects the shop's merchandise, goods, and inventory against damage, loss, or theft while on the premises or during transit to/from suppliers, ensuring reimbursement for the value of lost or damaged stock.

Money Insurance

Covers loss of money kept on the shop premises, including cash in the cash register, banknotes, coins, and cheques, due to theft, robbery, or burglary.

Public Liability Insurance

Covers legal liabilities arising from third-party bodily injury or property damage claims occurring on the shop premises.

Business Interruption Insurance

Provides coverage for loss of income or operating expenses if the shop is forced to close temporarily due to covered perils, such as fire damage, allowing the business to continue meeting financial obligations during the downtime.

Plate Glass Insurance

Provides coverage for repair or replacement costs of glass windows, doors, or fixtures damaged due to accidental breakage, vandalism, or malicious acts.

Add-On

Employee Dishonesty Insurance - Offers protection against financial losses resulting from theft, fraud, or dishonest acts committed by shop employees.

Terrorism Cover - Provides coverage for damages or losses caused by acts of terrorism, political violence, or civil unrest.

Equipment Breakdown Insurance - Covers repair or replacement costs of essential equipment or machinery used in the shop, such as refrigeration units, cash registers, or computer systems, in case of mechanical breakdown or electrical failure.

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Exclusions

1. Damages resulting from gradual wear and tear, deterioration, or depreciation of property or inventory over time.

2.Damages or losses resulting from illegal activities, criminal acts, fraud, or intentional misconduct by the insured or employees.

3. Damages or losses resulting from nuclear accidents, radiation, or nuclear explosions.