Definition: Tennsals Insurance, in the context of property insurance, refers to a type of insurance that covers any type of property such as houses, shops, or buildings with specific contents covered by the policy. The term "tennents insurance" also includes coverage for personal possessions and valuable items that are not included in regular rental insurance policies. The goal is to protect owners from loss due to damage caused by tenants' actions or non-compliance with property rules such as leaving personal belongings without permission. Specifically, Tennsals Insurance may cover the following types of losses: - Theft - Damage (fire, water, theft, etc.) - Fires and explosions - Natural disasters like earthquakes or floods - Accidents (accidental death due to a fall from an unsafe height) - Personal property such as furniture, fixtures, or belongings that are not included in regular rental policies. The purpose of Tennsals Insurance is to provide a comprehensive protection against loss due to accidental damage and personal injury to the owner. The policy may also cover coverage for the landlord if they breach tenant's lease terms or fail to pay rent on time.
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