In the case of theft, what type of damage might be covered in a DP-2 Broad Form?

The DP-2 Broad Form policy provides coverage for specific risks, including certain types of damage and losses. In the case of theft, the policy typically covers property that is damaged as a direct result of the theft incident, which includes property that is destroyed during a break-in. This means if a thief breaks into a building and damages the structure or the contents while committing the theft, such damage would be covered.

Loss of personal items in transit, indirect damage from vandalism, and property missing after relocation would not generally fall under the coverage of a DP-2 policy in the context of theft. The policy is focused on specific named perils and usually does not cover indirect or consequential damages, such as those that result from acts of vandalism or losses that occur during a move, unless explicitly stated. This highlights the importance of understanding the specific definitions and limits of coverage within different types of insurance policies.