Property owned by the insured or owned by others, managed or kept by the insured, and other property legally recognized as having an economic interest relationship with the insured may belong to the scope of the subject matter insured.

The following properties are not included in the scope of the insured property without specific agreement between the insured and the Company and stated in the insurance policy:

1, gold and silver, jewelry, jade, jewelry, antiques, ancient books, ancient paintings, stamps, artworks, rare metals and other valuables;

2. Livestock, poultry and other raised animals;

3, dikes, sluices, railways, roads, culverts, bridges, docks;

4. Equipment and materials in mines and mines.

The insured property does not include the following property:

1, land, mineral deposits, mines, pits, forests, aquatic resources and crops that have not been harvested or put into storage after harvest;

2, currency, tickets, securities, documents, account books, charts, technical data and priceless property;

3, illegal buildings, dangerous buildings, illegally occupied property;

4, materials in the process of transportation.

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