A company's promise to pay for damage caused by or resulting from any covered Cause of Loss would be found in which of the following sections of a Commercial Property Policy?

The Insuring Agreement in a Commercial Property Policy is where the insurance company outlines its commitment to provide coverage for certain risks or losses. This section clearly states the insurer's responsibilities, specifying what is covered under the policy. It details the extent of liability the insurer assumes for damages related to covered Causes of Loss, ensuring that policyholders understand the fundamental promise being made.

The Declarations Page, while important for identifying the specifics of the policy like the named insured, covered property, and policy limits, does not provide details regarding the insurer's promise to pay for damages. The Conditions section sets forth the obligations or responsibilities of both parties under the policy, while the Exclusions section lists what is not covered. Neither of these sections provides the core promises regarding coverage, making the Insuring Agreement the crucial section for understanding what the insurer will cover in cases of loss or damage.