The Personal Injury endorsement to a homeowners policy adds an additional liability insuring agreement expanding the...

The Personal Injury endorsement to a homeowners policy adds an additional liability insuring agreement expanding the homeowners policy to cover personal injury liability claims, which includes all of the following, EXCEPT:

a-Publishing oral or written material involving libel, slander, or invasion of privacy

b-False arrest, detention, or imprisonment

c-Malicious prosecution

d-Intentionally publishing material knowing it to be false

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Homeowners policy does not cover any injury resulting from an intentional act on the homeowners' part.

Hence it will not cover:

"Intentionally publishing material knowing it to be false"

d-Intentionally publishing material knowing it to be false

jeff jeffy answered 1 year ago

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