Yes, with conditions attached to how the property was left. Theft of tools, equipment, and property in transit is a core reason the coverage exists. The conditions are where claims turn: many forms require a locked, fully enclosed vehicle, some exclude theft from a vehicle left unattended overnight, and some apply a separate deductible to theft. Employee theft is excluded entirely and belongs to crime coverage. Mysterious disappearance, meaning property that is simply gone with no evidence of how, is treated differently again by different forms.
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It can, once a rented or leased equipment limit is added to the floater. Read the rental agreement first. California law makes a hirer liable only for damage caused ...
Higher-value equipment is scheduled by make, model, serial number and value, each with its own limit, and small tools go under a blanket limit with a per-item cap. Scheduling ...
Only within the small extension the property form gives for property in transit or at another location, and that limit is usually far below the value of a truck ...
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