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 Motor Traders
   Internal and external cover
    Description
Notes
Rates
Premium calculation
         Vehicle hire
Daily limits:
a) R250
b) R500
a) .5%
b) .75%
Base premium x rate
    Social, domestic and pleasure Use
 Special-type vehicles
 Tools of trade
 Riot and strike
 Unauthorised use of vehicles
  Drivers to be specified on the policy schedule
Cover is extended to include special type vehicles
Cover is extended to include tools of trade
Outside RSA and Namibia
Used by employees without Insured’s permission
R1 500 p/p
.035%
.035%
.010%
.175%
Number of specified drivers x R1 500
Base premium x rate
Base premium x rate
Base premium x rate
Base premium x rate
All
     5.6 Optional limitations
    Description
Deletion of demonstration risk
Discount allowed/rate
Restrictions/excluded cover
Extensions available
             Third party, fire and theft only cover
35% discount
a) Sub-section A is restricted to loss or damage
resulting from fire, self-ignition, lightning, explosion or theft
b) Sub-section C is excluded
a) Contingent liability
b) Legal liability of passengers
c) Special type vehicles
d) Tools of trade
       Internal risks only
60% discount
Cover is restricted to the premises of the Insured
a) Vehicle hire
b) Vehicles hoists/ramps
c) Special type vehicles
d) Tools of trade
         External risks only
30% discount
Cover is restricted to away from the Insured’s premises
a) Contingent liability
b) Vehicle hire
c) Legal liability of passengers
d) Riot and strike
e) Social, domestic and pleasure use
f) Special type vehicles
g) Tools of trade
h) Unauthorised Use by Employee
       Third party only cover (rate applies to limit of liability selected)
.09%
a) Sub-section A is excluded
b) Sub-section C is excluded
None
      Sub-section A (Basic) Sub-section B (Basic)
10% of claim minimum R5 000 R2 500
25% discount
Demonstration of vehicles is excluded
   First Amount(s) Payable
 Description
  FAP
       Commercial Underwriting Mandates and Guidelines – Binder – Version 4 2022
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