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Hollard Private Portfolio – Version 3.5 – 7 May 2024
Understanding your policy
Introduction
Welcome to Hollard
This policy intends to give you peace of mind that you will be covered when an unexpected event negatively affects you
or your insured property. You are only covered for the sections you have chosen, as shown in your policy schedule. We
will pay a claim during the period of insurance on the following conditions:
○ Your premiums are paid and up to date.
○ You give us all the information that affects the risks we insure.
○ You keep to all the terms and conditions of this policy.
○ No exclusions listed in your policy wording or policy schedule apply to the claim.
The parties to this policy
This policy is a legal contract between Hollard and the policyholder. Only the policyholder has rights under this policy –
even though we have defined "you" to include other persons.
○ The insurer
‘We’, ‘us’ and ‘our’ refers to The Hollard Insurance Company Limited (Hollard), registration number
1952/003004/06, a licensed Non-life insurer and an authorised Financial Services Provider.
– Certain services and functions are performed by our service providers and administrators, as shown in
your policy schedule’s disclosure section.
– The words ‘we’, ‘us’ and ‘our’ include our service providers and administrators, even though they are
not parties to this policy.
○ The policyholder
‘You’ and ‘your’ refer to the policyholder named in your policy schedule and who is the owner of this policy. The
policyholder could be a natural person or a juristic entity:
– Natural person: If the policyholder is a natural person, then the reference to ‘you’ and ‘your’ includes
that person's partner and members of their family who are financially dependent on them and
permanently live at the same address. If applicable, it includes that person’s own legal representatives.
– Juristic entity: If the policyholder named in your policy schedule is a juristic entity (company, close
corporation or a trust) then the reference to ‘you’ and ‘your’ includes the directors, members or
trustees (as applicable).
○ The co-insured
The co-insured refers to another natural person or juristic entity (company, close corporation or trust) who has
an insurable interest in only certain property which is insured under this policy. The co-insured named in your
policy schedule is noted for their respective rights and interests applicable. The co-insured is also covered for
their personal legal liability.
Your policy is a legal contract
Your policy is a legal contract, which includes the proposal form, the policy schedule and the policy wording. You must
read your policy wording and your policy schedule together.
○ Make sure you understand what you are covered for, what you are not covered for (referred to as exclusions),
and what your responsibilities are.
○ Any changes that you make to your policy will only be in place once we have agreed to them, and have sent you
your new policy schedule.
○ This policy wording replaces all previous policy wordings relating to this product sent to you for this cover. The
policy wording will always be the final determining factor if we disagree on the meaning or interpretation.






















































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