Which of the following is one of the four property-only conditions that apply to BOP coverage?

• A. Control of property
• B. Liability to third parties
• C. Policy cancellation provisions
• D. Cyber liability coverage.

Answer: (A)

Property coverage in a BOP includes certain conditions that apply only to the property portion. One of these is control of property. This provision ties coverage to property the insured actually controls. If property is outside the insured’s control—such as being in the care, custody, or control of someone else—the policy may limit or exclude coverage for damage to that property. The idea is to prevent paying for losses to property the insured doesn’t oversee or manage.

So, control of property is the property-only condition in the BOP. The other options relate to liability coverage, general policy terms, or optional cyber coverage, not to the property-only conditions.