The contractual liability exclusion removes cover for assumed obligations, but what liability generally remains covered?
The exclusion targets liability assumed beyond ordinary legal liability; liability that would have existed anyway in tort usually remains covered, because the insurer priced for the insured's normal legal liability.
Assuming the contractual exclusion strips out all liability connected to a contract, including underlying tort liability.
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