incorporation doctrine
Incorporation doctrine is a legal principle that holds that the incorporation of a defective product into real property constitutes "property damage" (PD) as defined in the commercial general liability (CGL) policy.
incorporation doctrine
Incorporation doctrine is a legal principle that holds that the incorporation of a defective product into real property constitutes "property damage" (PD) as defined in the commercial general liability (CGL) policy.
Additional Information
This doctrine has been argued, mostly unsuccessfully, in pursuit of liability coverage for construction defects that have not produced actual physical damage.
