11. Annulment.
At annulment more than 3 months before the arrival date, 15% of the rent will be charged, multiplied with € 12.50 administrative costs. At annulment 3 up to 2 months before the arrival date 50% of the rent is charged, multiplied with € 12.50 administrative costs. At annulment 2 up to 1 month(s) before the arrival date, 75% of the rent is charged, multiplied with € 12.50 administrative costs. At annulment 1 month for the arrival date 90% of the rent is charged, multiplied with € 12.50 administrative costs. At annulment on the day of arrival, 100% of the rent is charged, multiplied with € 12.50 administrative costs.

We advise to book an annulment insurance with your reservation.

12. Use of the rented accommodation by third parties is not permitted, unless differently agreed with the rent mediator or owner

13. No reduction on the rent is given at early departure of the tenant.

14. The rent is been agreed on, on the basis of the applying tariffs at that moment. If, after determination of the rent, by an additional tax burden of the landlord, extra costs arise as a result of increase of charges and levies, then these extra costs can be charged to the tenant.

15. Zonnemaire Vakanties can in no way be held liable for nuisance caused by third parties.

16. Entering into a lease and stay in the accommodation of Zonnemaire Vacations is not permitted by persons under 21 years unaccompanied by any adult over 21 years. There will not be rented to youth or youth groups. When entering the property that none of those over 21 years is irrevocably denied the access.

17. For each reservation we charge an amount of € 12.50 to booking fee.

18. Use of play grounds near the accommodations at your own risk.

General Conditions Cancellation Insurance

This is a literal translation of the Dutch version of these conditions, the latter being the only binding of disputes arising.

Classification of the conditions per clause

Summary of cover

1 Definitions 15 Address

2 Period of validity of the insurance 16 Disputes/complaints

3 Period of validity of the cover 17 Registration of persons

4 Premium 18 Terrorism cover clause

5 Area of cover

6 Cover for cancellation costs

7 Cover for unused travel days

8 Maximum payment

9 General exclusions

10 Obligations in the event of loss, damage or injury

11 Claim settlement

12 Double insurance

13 Entitled party

14 Period of limitation for right to payment

Summary of cover

Cancellation * Guarantee

Cancellation *

Cancellation costs cost price cost price

Unused travel days

- delayed departure, travel sum per day, travel sum per day,

longer than 8 hours max. 3 days max. 3 days

• hospitalisation travel sum per day travel sum per day
• returning early travel sum per day 100% share in the

travel sum

* depending on the cover chosen

1 Definitions
In the policy and conditions, the following terms will have the meanings given below:

1.1 Europeesche: Europeesche Verzekering Maatschappij N.V.

1.2 insured person: the person mentioned in the policy. This does not include persons who have been informed by the Europeesche that she will no longer provide them with travel insurance.

1.3 family: co-travelling household members. An insured person travelling without household members is also regarded as a family.

1.4 travel companion: a person mentioned on the booking/reservation form, but who is not mentioned in the policy.

1.5 trip: booked transport and/or accommodation.

1.6 travel sum: the total amount owed in advance and/or total amounts paid for bookings and reservations for transport and/or accommodation. This does not include the costs incurred at the destination, such as the costs of daytrips, excursions and suchlike.

1.7 cancellation costs: (partial) travel sum and transfer costs owed in the event of cancellation.

1.8 unused travel days: travel days which the insured person could not spend at the destination, including the accommodation in which he was supposed to stay, due to unforeseen circumstances.

1.9 travel sum per day: each person's personal travel sum divided by the total number of travel days. Unless stated otherwise, payment is only made for whole days, minus refunds and suchlike.

1.10 caretaker: the person whose name is given on the policy schedule or on the booking/reservation form for the trip and whose details were given to the Europeesche in advance.

1.11 composite trip: a trip consisting of individual parts which have been booked separately (such as tickets and accommodation).

1.12 premium: premium, costs and insurance premium tax.

2 Period of validity of the insurance

2.1 The insurance is valid from the date on which the policy is issued up to and including the final day of the trip as given in the policy.

2.2 Cover commences on payment of the premium and ends on the final day of the trip as given in the policy.

3 Period of validity of the cover

The following applies within the period of validity of the insurance:

3.1 the cover for cancellation costs commences as soon as the trip is booked and ends when the trip starts;

3.2 the cover for unused travel days is valid from the time the trip commences up to and including the final day of the trip.

4 Premium

4.1 payment

The insured person is obliged to pay the premium before the commencement of the insurance.

4.2 refund

The insured person is not entitled to a refund of the premium, unless the trip is cancelled by the travel company.

5 Area of cover

The insurance is valid throughout the world.

6 Cover for cancellation costs

6.1 Payment will be made for cancellation costs resulting from an uncertain event as defined in 6.1.1 to 6.1.15. All insured persons are entitled to payment up to the maximum amount referred to in 8.1.

6.1.1 Should the insured person die, fall seriously ill or sustain serious accident injuries.

6.1.2 Should family members once or twice removed or members of the household of the insured person die, fall seriously ill or sustain serious accident injuries.

6.1.3 Should the insured person or the partner of the insured person be pregnant.

6.1.4 In the case of material damage (damage to goods/corporeal objects) to the property of the insured person, his rented accommodation or the business where he works as a result of which his presence is urgently required.

6.1.5 The unexpected placing of a rented house or newly-constructed house at the insured’s disposal or the unexpected transfer of an existing dwelling. In the case of transfer of an existing dwelling, this shall only be covered on condition that the insured is able to prove that the date of transfer is decisive for the purchase or that the vendor has stipulated a flexible date of delivery. In all cases delivery/transfer must not be effected earlier than 30 days prior to the commencement or later than 30 days after the end of the trip.

6.1.6 In the case of unexpected necessary medical intervention which the insured person, his partner or a child living with him must undergo.

6.1.7 Should a person living abroad die, fall seriously ill or sustain serious accident injuries, which means that the insured person can no longer stay with such person as planned.

6.1.8 Should the insured person, on the advice of his doctor, be unable to get the vaccinations required for the trip.

6.1.9 Should the insured person become unemployed after having been in permanent employment as a result of a forced dismissal.

6.1.10 Should an unemployed insured person receiving unemployment benefit accept a job of at least 20 hours per week for a period of at least six months or for an indefinite period of time, and be required to report for work at the time of the trip.

6.1.11 Should the marriage of the insured person break down irretrievably and divorce proceedings are instituted as a result. The dissolution of a cohabitation contract laid down in a notarial deed is regarded as being equivalent to the irretrievable breakdown of a marriage.

6.1.12 Should the insured person unexpectedly be unable to get a required visa through no fault of his own.

6.1.13 Should the private vehicle with which the trip abroad was supposed to have been made become unusable as a result of an external calamity within 30 days prior to the start of the trip. This does not include breakdown, mechanical failure and suchlike.

6.1.14 Should a family member once removed fall ill or sustain accident injuries (or should an existing illness or existing accident injuries become more serious) and urgently require the care of the insured person and no-one other than the insured person is able to provide this care.

6.1.15 In the event of the loss or theft of the travel documents of the insured person required for the trip on the day of departure. The insured person is obliged to report this immediately to the police and to submit proof of this.

Travel companion

6.2 Payment will be made for cancellation costs if the insured person cancels a trip as a result of an event referred to in 6.1.1 to 6.1.15 which has happened to a travel companion. Payment will only be made if this travel companion has his own cancellation insurance and has received a payment pursuant to such insurance. All insured persons are entitled to a payment up to the maximum amount referred to in 8.1.

Caretaker

6.3 Payment will be made for cancellation costs if the caretaker is unable to fulfil his duties as a result of an uncertain event referred to in clause 6.1.1 to clause

6.1.6 (wherever the term ‘insured person’ is used in these clauses, read ‘caretaker’). This cover is only valid if the name of the caretaker was given to the Europeesche and the relevant premium was charged in respect of the caretaker. All insured persons are entitled to a payment up to the maximum amount referred to in 8.1.

Composite trip

6.4 Payment will be made for cancellation costs if one of the parts of the composite trip is unexpectedly cancelled, provided that these costs are not reimbursed by the lessor/hire company and/or travel company and no replacement can be offered. This cover is only valid if the relevant premium was charged for this. All insured persons are entitled to a payment .

7 Cover for unused travel days

7.1 Delayed departure

Payment will be made on the basis of the travel sum per day where the departure from the Netherlands or arrival at the first destination of the trip of the aeroplane, bus, train or boat is unexpectedly delayed. This cover is only valid for trips longer than 3 days. The delay must be at least 8 hours long. In the case of a delay of between 8 and 20 hours, payment will be made for 1 day, in the case of a delay of between 20 and 32 hours, for 2 days and in the case of a delay of longer than 32 hours, for 3 days. Departure from an airport within a radius of 100 km from the Dutch border is considered equivalent to departure from within the Netherlands. All insured persons are entitled to a payment.

7.2 Hospitalisation

7.2.1 Payment will be made on the basis of the travel sum per day if the insured person is unexpectedly hospitalised during the trip (at least 1 overnight stay). Each overnight stay in the hospital during the booked trip counts as 1 unused travel day. The insured person affected, family members insured with the Europeesche and one travel companion insured with the Europeesche are entitled to payment.

7.2.2 If the category Guarantee Cancellation is covered, payment will be made on the basis of 100% of the travel sum if the insured person is unexpectedly hospitalised during the trip and he cannot, for medical reasons, be repatriated during the original period of the trip. The insured person affected, family members insured with the Europeesche and one travel companion insured with the Europeesche are entitled to payment insofar as they cannot return during the original period of the trip.

7.2.3 Payment will be made on the basis of the travel sum per day if a travel companion is unexpectedly hospitalised during the trip as stipulated in 7.2.1. Payment will only be made if this travel companion has his own cancellation insurance and if he has received a payment pursuant to such insurance. A family or one travel companion insured with the Europeesche is entitled to payment.

7.3 Returning early

7.3.1 Payment will be made for the travel sum per day or on the basis of 100% of the travel sum (depending on the cover stipulated in the policy) should it be necessary to return to the place of residence in the Netherlands early as a result of an uncertain event referred to in 7.3.2 to 7.3.7. The insured person affected, family members insured with the Europeesche and one travel companion insured with the Europeesche are entitled to payment insofar as they also return early. Only where the insured person dies will all insured persons be entitled to payment, insofar as they also return early, up to the maximum amount referred to in 8.1.

7.3.2 Should the insured person die, fall seriously ill or sustain serious accident injuries.

7.3.3 Should family members once or twice removed or members of the household of the insured person die, fall seriously ill or sustain serious accident injuries.

7.3.4 In the event of complications with the insured person's or the insured person's partner's pregnancy.

7.3.5 In the case of material damage (damage to goods/corporeal objects) to the property of the insured person, his rented accommodation or the business where he works as a result of which his presence is urgently required.

7.3.6 In the case of unexpected necessary medical intervention which the insured person, his partner or a child living with him must undergo.

7.3.7 Should a person living abroad die, fall seriously ill or sustain serious accident injuries, which means that the insured person can no longer stay with such person as planned.

Travel companion

7.4 Payment will be made for the travel sum per day or on the basis of 100% of the travel sum (depending on the cover stipulated in the policy) if the insured person cuts short a trip as a result of an event referred to in 7.3.2 to 7.3.7 which has happened to a travel companion. Payment will only be made if this travel companion has his own cancellation insurance and has received a payment pursuant to such insurance. A family or one travel companion insured with the Europeesche is entitled to payment insofar as they also return early. Only where the travel companion dies will all insured persons be entitled to payment, insofar as they also return early, up to the maximum amount referred to in 8.1.

Caretaker

7.5 Payment will be made for the travel sum per day or on the basis of 100% of the travel sum (depending on the cover stipulated in the policy) if a caretaker is unable to carry out his duties as a result of an uncertain event referred to in clause 7.3.2 to clause 7.3.6 (wherever the term ‘insured person’ is used in these clauses, read ‘caretaker’). This cover is only valid if the name of the caretaker was given to the Europeesche and the relevant premium was charged in respect of the caretaker. The insured person affected, family members insured with the Europeesche and one travel companion insured with the Europeesche are entitled to payment insofar as they also return early.

8 Maximum payment

8.1 The maximum payment for all insured persons together will be no more than the payment for 4 families or 9 travel companions (who are not family members), divided among all insured persons in proportion to each one's share in the travel sum.

8.2 Payment will be made subject to the deduction of any refunds.

8.3 In total, the payment will never be more than 100% of each person's share in the travel sum.

8.4 In the case of trips longer than 60 days, payment from the 61st day onwards will always be made on the basis of the travel sum per day.

9 General exclusions

9.1 No payment will be made if the insured person or party concerned:

9.1.1 has given false information and/or misrepresented the facts. In such a case, the right to payment will lapse in respect of the entire claim, even for those parts in respect of which no false information has been given and/or no facts have been misrepresented.

9.1.2 has failed to fulfil one or more of the policy obligations and has thereby harmed the interests of the Europeesche. Any right to payment will also lapse if the insured person or party concerned has failed to fulfil the obligations referred to under clause 10.2 with the intention of deceiving the Europeesche, unless such deception does not justify the lapsing of the right.

9.2. No payment will be made for a claim as a result of an event:

9.2.1 directly or indirectly related to:
- acts of war, which is to be understood to mean armed conflict, civil war, revolt, internal civil commotion, riots and mutiny. The six forms of acts of war referred to above, as well as the definitions of these, form an integral part of the text filed by the Dutch Association of Insurers on 2 November 1981 at the office of the District Court in The Hague
- nuclear reactions, which is to be understood to mean any nuclear reaction resulting in the release of energy

• seizure and confiscation
• knowingly and willingly being present at a skyjacking, hijacking, strike or terrorist act

9.2.2 arising intentionally or facilitated intentionally, whether or not there is intentional recklessness, and whether or not there is evidence of intentional guilt or of it being the wish of the insured or interested party.

9.2.3 which is directly or indirectly related to the (attempted) suicide of the insured person

9.2.4 in respect of or as a result of participation in or the commission of a criminal offence, or an attempt to do so

9.2.5 which is related to an illness, disorder or abnormality from which the insured person, family members once or twice removed or members of his household was/were suffering or which resulted in symptoms during the period of 3 months prior to the date on which the insurance was taken out. This exclusion only applies if the insurance was taken out later than 7 days after the booking date.

10 Obligations in the event of loss, damage or injury

10.1 The insured person or party concerned is obliged:

10.1.1 to do all that is reasonably possible to prevent, reduce or limit the loss, damage or injury

10.1.2 to immediately call in medical assistance in the event of an accident or illness and to do everything possible to promote recovery. The insured person is also obliged to undergo an examination by a doctor appointed by the Europeesche on the request and at the expense of the Europeesche, and to provide such doctor with all requested information

10.1.3 to cooperate with the Europeesche in full, to provide information truthfully and to refrain from doing anything that could harm the interests of the Europeesche

10.1.4 to provide proof of the circumstances that have lead to a request for payment

10.1.5 to submit original supporting documents

10.1.6 to cooperate in the event of recourse against third parties, possibly by assigning claims, and in granting the necessary authorisations

REPORTING METHOD

10.2 The insured person or the party concerned is obliged:

10.2.1 should an event occur as a result of which the trip is or may have to be cancelled, to report this to the office where the trip was booked immediately and no later than within 3 working days of the event

10.2.2 to report an application for payment to the Europeesche as quickly as is reasonably possible, but no later than within 6 months of the end of the event, by submitting a completed and signed claim form.

10.3 Notifications made by means of reports as referred to in 10.2.1 and 10.2.2 will also be used to determine the loss or damage and the right to payment.

11 Claim settlement

The Europeesche is charged with settling claims, or arranging for these to be settled, partly on the basis of the information and details provided by the insured person.

12 Double insurance

If, had this insurance not existed, payment could have been claimed on the basis of any other insurance, regardless of whether or not this was concluded at an earlier date, or on the basis of any law or other provision, this insurance will only be valid as a last resort. In such a case, only that loss which exceeds the amount which the insured person could claim elsewhere will qualify for payment.

13 Entitled party

13.1 Only the insured person is entitled to payment. If the insured person has died, the natural person(s) who is/are his heir(s) will also be entitled to payment. An heir must always submit a certificate of inheritance.

13.2 Payment will be made to a single insured person (unless other insured persons have objected to this in writing to the Europeesche before payment is made), or to the party who brokered the insurance.

14 Period of limitation for right to payment

Should the Europeesche have made its final position in respect of a claim known in writing, then any right vis-à-vis the Europeesche in respect of the claim in question will lapse after 6 months. This period will commence on the day on which the Europeesche sent the notification in question.

15 Address

Notifications by the Europeesche to the insured person will be made in a legally valid manner to his last known address or to the address of the party who brokered the insurance.

16 Disputes/complaints

Disputes and/or complaints which arise from this insurance agreement may be submitted to:

16.1 the management board of Europeesche Verzekeringen, Postbus 12920, 1100 AX Amsterdam-ZO

16.2 the Dutch Complaints Institute for the Insurance Industry, [Stichting Klachteninstituut Verzekeringen], Postbus 93560, 2509 AN The Hague

16.3 the competent court in the Netherlands at the choice of the insured person or party concerned.

This agreement is subject to Dutch law.

17 Registration of persons

When applying for insurance/financial services, personal details are requested. These details shall be processed by the Europeesche in order to conclude and execute agreements; undertake marketing activities; prevent and combat fraud visà- vis financial institutions; make statistical analyses and satisfy legal requirements. In connection with a responsible acceptance policy, the Europeesche may verify your details at the Central Information System Foundation (Stichting CIS) in Zeist.

Parties with a participating interest in Stichting CIS may also exchange data amongst themselves in this context. The purpose of this is to control risks and combat fraud. The Stichting CIS privacy regulations shall apply (please see www.stichtingcis.nl). The “Processing of Personal Data by Financial Institutions” Code of Conduct applies to the processing of personal details. A consumer brochure about this code of conduct can be obtained on request from the Europeesche or can be referred to on www.europeesche.nl. The complete text of the code of conduct can be found on the Dutch Association of Insurers’ website, www.verzekeraars.nl

You may also obtain a copy of the code of conduct from the Dutch Association of Insurers (Postbus 93450, 2509 AL The Hague, the Netherlands). For more information, please contact your insurance advisor.

18 Terrorism cover clause

The 'Terrorism Cover Clauses Sheet of the Dutch Reinsurance Company for Loss, Damage or Injury resulting from Terrorism' [Nederlandse Herverzekeringsmaatschappij voor Terrorismeschaden N.V.] applies to this insurance. This clauses sheet was sent to you on 15 July 2003 as an enclosure to a letter sent to all addresses in the Netherlands. We will send a further copy to you on request, free of charge. You can also view the text via www.terrorismeverzekerd.nl or www.europeesche.nl.

General Conditions Damage to lodging accommodation

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General Conditions 311.592

Damage to lodging accommodation 09-08

Organisation of the conditions per clause

1 Definitions

2 Period of validity

3 Premium

4 Territorial scope of the insurance

5 General exclusions

6 General obligations

7 Settlement of claims

8 Revendication of non-insured services

9 Double insurance

10 Entitled party

11 Limitation period for the right to claim payment

12 Address

13 Complaints procedure

14 Registration of persons

15 Cover for damage to lodging accommodation

Cover of terrorism risks clause

1 Definitions

The words or phrases below have the following meaning wherever they appear in this policy and the conditions: 1.1 Europeesche: Europeesche Verzekering Maatschappij N.V;

1.2 The insured: the person named in the policy. Persons who were informed by the Europeesche that cover for them would no longer be accepted shall not be regarded as an insured;

1.3 Lodging accommodation: a facility for a temporary stay;

1.4 Premium: the premium, costs and insurance premium tax;

1.5 Payment: compensation for damage.

2 Period of validity

2.1 The insurance is valid for the period specified in the policy. The insurance is not valid if the full duration of the stay has not been insured.

2.2 Within the period of validity of the insurance, the cover becomes effective as soon as the insured and/or his baggage have occupied the lodging accommodation at the commencement of the agreed rental period (including a hotel room or a boat) and it terminates as soon as the insured and/or his baggage leave the lodging accommodation at the end of the rental period.

2.3 If the expiry date specified in the policy is unexpectedly exceeded and this is beyond the power of the insured, the insurance will remain effective until such time as it first becomes possible for the insured to return to his home in the Netherlands.

2.4 Any extension of the insurance, other than that referred to in 2.3, shall be deemed to be a new insurance.

3 Premium

3.1 Payment

The insured is obliged to pay the premium before the commencement of the insurance.

3.2 Return of premium

As soon as the cover has become effective, there is no right to repayment of the premium.

4 Territorial scope of the insurance

The insurance is valid in the whole world.

5 General exclusions

5.1 No payments or assistance shall be made or provided for claims:

5.1.1 if the insured or interested party makes a false statement and/or gives an incorrect version of events. In such situations, the right to payment shall cease to be effective in respect of the entire claim, even in respect of those parts of the claim for which no false statements were made and/or incorrect versions of events given;

5.1.2 if the insured or interested party fails to fulfil any of the obligations resting on him under this insurance policy

5.1.3 which are directly or indirectly associated with:
- war risk, including armed conflict, civil war, insurrection, internal civil commotion, riots and mutiny. The six forms of war risk described, as well as the definitions of such, form part of the text filed in the register at the Office of the District Court in The Hague on 2 November 1981 by the Dutch Association of Insurers;
- nuclear reactions, including any nuclear reaction whereby energy is released;

• seizure and forfeiture;
• knowingly and wilfully participating in skyjacks, hijacks, strikes or acts of terrorism;

5.1.4 caused or having become possible by the gross negligence or intention or with the aim of the insured or interested party, or an attempt to this end;

5.1.5 which are directly or indirectly associated with the suicide of the insured, or an attempt to such an end;

5.1.6 in connection with or as a consequence of participating in or committing a crime, or an attempt to such an end;

5.1.7 caused or having become possible by the insured drinking alcohol, or taking intoxicating, stimulating or similar substances;

5.2 No payment will be made for claims caused whilst carrying out activities in connection with which a prohibition has knowingly and wilfully been ignored.

5.3 No payment will be made for damage caused by driving or sailing with the lodging accommodation.

6 General obligations

6.1 The insured or interested party shall be obliged:

6.1.1 to do everything reasonably possible to prevent, minimise or limit damage;

6.1.2 to give to the Europeesche all the co-operation reasonably required and to supply information truthfully;

6.1.3 to demonstrate the circumstances leading to a request for payment;

6.1.4 to submit original documentary evidence;

6.1.5 to co-operate with the recovery from third parties, possibly by a transfer of rights.

6.2 The insured and the interested party are obliged to submit to the Europeesche applications for payment and/or assistance stating the policy details together with the invoices as soon as possible but not later than within 1 month after the period of validity of the insurance has expired, by means of sending a fully completed and signed claims form. Notices given together with this serve also to assess the claim and the right to payment.

7 Claim settlement

The Europeesche is charged with the settlement of claims (or having them settled) including on the basis of the details and information provided by the insured.

8 Revendication of non-insured services

The insured shall be obliged to settle in full any invoices from the Europeesche in respect of services, costs and such like for which there is no cover under this insurance, within 30 days of the date on these invoices. If these invoices are not settled in full, a debt collection procedure shall, without further notice, be set in motion. Any associated costs shall be entirely at the expense of the insured.

9 Double insurance

If, were this insurance not to exist, a claim could be made for payment pursuant to any other insurance, whether or not of an earlier date, or on the grounds of any legislation or other provision, the present insurance will only be effective in the last resort. In such cases, the only claims eligible for payment will be those in excess of the amounts which the insured would be able to claim elsewhere.

10 Entitled party

10.1 The right to payment only accrues to the insured.

10.2 Payments may be made to one insured person (unless other insured persons have objected to this in writing to the Europeesche before payment of the compensation) or to the party by whose mediation the insurance was taken out.

11 Limitation period for the right to claim payment

If, in respect of any claim, the Europeesche has made its final position known in writing, then any right on the Europeesche relating to the respective claim shall expire after 6 months. This period shall commence on the day on which the Europeesche sends this notice.

12 Address

Notifications from the Europeesche to the insured shall be sent in a legally valid way to the address most recently known by the Europeesche or to the address of the party by whose mediation the insurance was taken out.

13 Complaints procedure

Disputes and/or complaints arising from this contract of insurance can be submitted to:
- the management of Europeesche Verzekeringen, PO Box 12920, 1100 AX Amsterdam-ZO;
- Stichting KiFiD (the Netherlands Financial Services Complaints Institute), PO Box 93257, 2509 AG The Hague;
- the competent court in the Netherlands, at the choice of the insured or interested party.

Dutch law shall apply to this contract.

14 Registration of persons

When applying for insurance or a financial service, personal details are requested. These details will be processed by the Europeesche in order to conclude and perform contracts; undertake marketing activities; prevent and combat fraud to financial institutions; make statistical analyses and satisfy legal requirements. In connection with a sound acceptance policy the Europeesche can consult your details at the Central Information System (Stichting CIS) in Zeist. In this regard participants of Stichting CIS can also exchange details amongst each other. The objective of this is to control the risks and to combat fraud. The privacy regulations of Stichting CIS are applicable, see www.stichtingcis.nl. The Code of Conduct ‘Processing of Personal Data by Financial Institutions’ applies to the processing of personal details. A consumer brochure about this Code of Conduct can be obtained on request from the Europeesche or can be viewed on www.europeesche.nl. The complete text of the Code of Conduct can be viewed via the website of the Dutch Association of Insurers’, www.verzekeraars.nl. You can also obtain the Code of Conduct from the Dutch Association of Insurers (Verbond van Verzekeraars; PO Box 93450, 2509 AL The Hague). For more information, please contact your insurance adviser.

15 Cover for damage to lodging accommodation

15.1 Compensation will be paid for:

15.1.1 damage to lodging accommodation, the fixtures and fittings and playground equipment items and private swimming pool in the garden of the lodging accommodation the rental or use of which have been made available to the insured;

15.1.2 damage to the safe-deposit box hired during the stay as a result of its key being lost

15.1.3 damage to the front door if it has to be broken open as a result of the key of the lodging accommodation getting lost;

15.1.4 the retention of the deposit paid in advance in the event of damage to the hired boat.

15.2 Payment will be made if the insured is liable for the damage and this exceeds € 25.

15.3 The maximum payment amounts to € 2,500 per rental agreement.

Cover of terrorism risks clause

The 'Clauses Sheet on Terrorism Cover of the Dutch Terrorism Risk Reinsurance Company' [Nederlandse Herverzekeringsmaatschappij voor Terrorismeschaden N.V.] applies to this insurance