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Clear-Space Clause

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Definition of 'Clear-Space Clause'

A clear-space clause is a clause in property insurance policies that stipulates that a certain insured property or asset group must be a specified distance from any surrounding properties. A clear-space clause is intended to limit liability by protecting surrounding structures and properties from potentially damaging or hazardous conditions.
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Investopedia explains 'Clear-Space Clause'

A clear-space clause applies to certain property insurance policies and is intended to ensure that all assets or properties are not simultaneously destroyed. For example, a potentially damaging or hazardous factory must be kept a certain distance away from residential properties or other such factories to avoid larger-scale claims.

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