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Consequential Loss

 
Insurance Dictionary: Consequential Loss

Value of loss resulting from loss of use of property. For example, a fire damages the structure of business premises and the business loses customer income until it can reopen. The loss in income-the consequential loss-can be covered under Business Interruption Insurance. Basic property insurance policies, such as the fire policy, do not cover the consequential or indirect loss.

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