alright, I don't have much experience with these contracts but doesn't this wording make an exclusionary a stated component?
**Any items not listed or included under the “What Is Covered” section of the specific plan You selected on the front of this Agreement. Incidental or consequential
damages or loss caused by breakdown of components (or otherwise) including property damage, personal injury, inconvenience, loss of Vehicle use, damage to a covered
part by a non-covered part and damage to a non-covered part by a covered part.
>>>>PLAN B EXCLUSIONARY COVERAGE- NEW VEHICLES ONLY
Plan B Exclusionary Coverage provides all the Plan A and Upgrade Options coverage listed above
and also provides coverage for repair/replacement of ALL factory-installed original mechanical equipment
on the Covered Vehicle except those items listed under "What Is Not Covered" below.<<<<
There is a change to the contract later that amends the above to cover our used rv but doesn't this simply become a fancy way of doing a stated component because of the language included in the what is not covered section????
A comparison of similar coverage shows this (picked because it was short):
WASTE SYSTEM
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Toilet vacuum breaker, float assembly, ball valve, slide valve, the
water inlet valve, the holding tank, and their traps, fittings, connections, and gate valves
VERSUS THIS
ASTE SYSTEM COMPONENTS:
ball valves, fittings, gate valves,
holding tanks, knife valves, manual mechanical toilet, PVC piping,
slide valves and the water inlet valves.
Where are those red velvet cakes someone asked about????
