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Property Owners insurance policy wordings and policy summaries (including Key Facts) below.

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For policies incepted or renewed on or before 31 August 2018 

Allianz Property Owners Select Wording

Allianz Property Owners Select Summary

Allianz - Terrorism Notice to Policyholders

Allianz Property Owners Select NTP

For policies incepted or renewed on or after 1 September 2018

Alianz Real Estate Select Policy Wording 

Alianz Real Estate Select Policy Summary 

Alianz Real Estate Select - Notification of changes

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Arista Property Owners Policy Wording

Arista Property Owners Policy Summary

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For policies incepted or renewed on or before 30 September 2018

Commercial

Axa Commercial Policy Wording

Axa Commercial Policy Summary

Axa Commercial Property Owners Policy Wording 

Axa Commercial Property Owners Summary 

Axa Commercial Policy Changes

Axa Commercial Property Owners Notice

 

Residential

Axa Residential Policy Wording 

Axa Residential Policy Summary

Axa Residential Policy Change

Axa Residential Property Owners Notice 

Axa NTP Endorsements for Cover Post

For policies incepted or renewed on or after 1 October 2018

Axa Property Investors Protection Plan Policy Wording 

Axa Property Investors Protection Plan Policy Summary

Axa Property Owners Notice to Policyholders 

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LV Residential Property Owners Wording

LV Residential_Property Owners Key Facts

LV Residential_Property Owners Notice

LV Residential Property Owners Notice of Terrorism

LV Commercial Property Owners Notice of Terrorism 

LV Commercial Property Owners Notice to Policyholders

LV Commercial Property Owners Policy Wording

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Portus Underwriting Property Owner Policy Wording 

Portus Underwriting Property Owner Policy Summary 

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Towergate Buildings and Contents Insurance Policy Wording

Towergate Enhancements Lite

Towergate Enhancements Standard

Towergate Residential (FlexiLet) Policy Wording

Towergate Residential (FlexiLet) Summary

Towergate Residential Notice

Towergate Residential Summary 

Towergate Flexilet Policy Wording   

Towergate Flexilet Key Facts 

Towergate NTP Flexi Let   

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Zurich Real Estate Policy Wording    

Zurich Real Estate Policy Summary   

Zurich - Terrorism Notice to Policyholders   

Zurich Approach to the Insurance Act    

Zurich Notice to Policy Holder    

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