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Condominium Resale Certificate - Williams & Williams

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respective insurance policies shall contain<br />

endorsement, and each Unit Owner and<br />

such a clause or<br />

occupant shall furnish evidence<br />

reasonably acceptable to the Association of the existence<br />

of such a clause or endorsement.<br />

ARTICLE VIII.<br />

INSURANCE<br />

8.1 Insurance: Not later than the time of the first<br />

conveyance of a Unit to a person other than the Declarant, the<br />

Executive Board in its own name for the use and benefit of the<br />

Unit Owners shall be required to purchase and maintain fire and<br />

extended coverage insurance policies and if available an Nail<br />

risks endorsement" in amounts equal to the replacement value of<br />

all improvements and all personal property owned by the <strong>Condominium</strong><br />

(with standard Mortgage Clause in favor of rnortgagees, if any);<br />

said insurance shall insure the Common Elements1 Limited Common<br />

Elements, common fixtures, equipment and personalty, the Units<br />

and common property of the <strong>Condominium</strong>: the policy of insurance<br />

shall insure members of the Executive Board, their agents and<br />

employees and the owners of all Units, against any liability,<br />

including medical payments to the public or to the owners, their<br />

invitees, tenants and any other persons who may be on the Property<br />

for any reason whatsoever, in the use of any Common Elements, the<br />

liability under which insurance shall be not less than One<br />

Million Dollars ($1,000,000 ) for any one person injured. One<br />

Million Dollars ($1,000,000) for any one accident, and Two<br />

Hundred and Fifty Thousand Dollars ($250,000) for property<br />

damage. the Executive Board is further authorized to purchase

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