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This document serves as an endorsement that modifies insurance provided under the Commercial General Liability Coverage Part, specifically for the State of California and California State University

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What is owners lessees or contractors?

Owners lessees or contractors are individuals or entities who own, lease, or contract for the use of property.

Who is required to file owners lessees or contractors?

Individuals or entities who own, lease, or contract for the use of property are required to file owners lessees or contractors.

How to fill out owners lessees or contractors?

To fill out owners lessees or contractors, you need to provide information about the individual or entity, their ownership or lease arrangement, and any contracts related to the property.

What is the purpose of owners lessees or contractors?

The purpose of owners lessees or contractors is to track and report information about individuals or entities who have ownership, leasing, or contracting arrangements for property.

What information must be reported on owners lessees or contractors?

The information that must be reported on owners lessees or contractors includes the names of the individuals or entities, the nature of their ownership, lease, or contract, and any relevant details or contracts related to the property.