Liability for Consequential Loss

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Liability for damages that flow from an initial insured event (consequential losses) but are not the direct loss itself; covers indirect losses such as profit loss, production downtime, or additional transportation costs, and is typically limited by contractual terms, exclusions, and insurance conditions.

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