An exclusion is a provision that removes certain causes of loss, situations, or types of claims from coverage. Every policy has exclusions, and they define the real boundaries of what is and is not covered.
How it shows up
Reading the exclusions matters as much as reading the coverages. A gap is often an exclusion nobody flagged rather than a missing policy.
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