on at least three separate occasions and made them fully aware of the contract, the counter-claim and all of the allegations and pleadings exchanged between the parties.
This statement does not establish that New Hampshire knew Perkins and Garrison claimed accidental property damage.
[4] Harrison contends this language was part of a section extending liability coverage, and should not be read as an exclusion. We disagree. The language extracted in the text is from an endorsement which, in its entirety, read as follows: "It is agreed that paragraph 2(y), broad form property damage of liability extension endorsement, POP 316 is amended to read as follows:
(i) TO PROPERTY DAMAGE
(1) TO PROPERTY OWNED OR OCCUPIED BY OR RENTED TO THE INSURED, OR, EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO THE USE OF ELEVATORS, TO PROPERTY HELD BY THE INSURED FOR SALE OR ENTRUSTED TO THE INSURED FOR STORAGE OR SAFEKEEPING,
(2) EXCEPT WITH RESPECT TO LIABILITY UNDER A WRITTEN SIDETRACK AGREEMENT OR THE USE OF ELEVATORS TO
(a) PROPERTY WHILE ON PREMISES OWNED BY OR RENTED TO THE INSURED FOR THE PURPOSE OF HAVING OPERATIONS PERFORMED ON SUCH PROPERTY OR ON BEHALF OF THE INSURED,
(b) TOOLS OR EQUIPMENT WHILE BEING USED BY THE INSURED IN PERFORMING HIS OPERATIONS,
(c) PROPERTY IN THE CUSTODY OF THE INSURED WHICH IS TO BE INSTALLED, ERECTED OR USED IN CONSTRUCTION BY THE INSURED,
(d) THAT PARTICULAR PART OF ANY PROPERTY, NOT ON PREMISES OWNED BY OR RENTED TO THE INSURED
(i) UPON WHICH OPERATIONS ARE BEING PERFORMED BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE INSURED AT THE TIME OF THE PROPERTY DAMAGE ARISING OUT OF SUCH OPERATIONS, OR (ii) OUT OF WHICH ANY PROPERTY DAMAGE ARISES, OR (iii) THE RESTORATION, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF WHICH HAS BEEN MADE OR IS NECESSARY BY REASON OF FAULTY WORKMANSHIP THEREON BY OR ON BEHALF OF THE INSURED; BUT SUBSECTIONS 2(c), 2(d)(i) AND 2(d)(ii) OF THIS EXCLUSION DO NOT APPLY TO THE FIRST $25,000 OF DAMAGES FOR "EACH OCCURRENCE" THAT WOULD OTHERWISE BE INSURED BUT FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE FOREGOING SUBSECTIONS. THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THIS ENDORSEMENT SHALL BE EXCESS INSURANCE OVER ANY VALID AND COLLECTIBLE PROPERTY INSURANCE (INCLUDING ANY DEDUCTIBLE PORTION THEREOF) AVAILABLE TO THE INSURED, SUCH AS BUT NOT LIMITED TO FIRE AND EXTENDED COVERAGE, BUILDER'S RISK COVERAGE OR INSTALLATION OF RISK COVERAGE, AND THE "OTHER INSURANCE" CONDITION IS AMENDED ACCORDINGLY.
The broad form property damage liability extension endorsement, POP 316, did not have a paragraph 2(y). Nevertheless, it is clear from reading the policy that the above amendment replaced paragraph II(A) of the broad form property damage liability extension endorsement, POP 316. The above amendment was exactly the same as paragraph II(A), except that it added the next to the last paragraph which, in effect, did provide coverage for the first $25,000 of damages for each occurrence in subsections 2(c), 2(d)(i) and 2(d)(ii). Paragraph II(A) was a replacement of exclusions (k) and (o) in the basic comprehensive general liability policy. Therefore, in amending paragraph II(A), the above