<p>The Insurers may at their option reinstate the property damaged or destroyed, or any part thereof, instead of paying the amount of the destruction or damage, or may join with other Insurers in so doing, but the Insurers shall not be bound to reinstate exactly but only as circumstances permit and in a reasonably sufficient manner, and in no case shaft the Insurers be bound to expend more in reinstatement that it would have cost to reinstate such property as it was at the time of the occurrence of such destruction or damage, nor more than the sum insured by the Insurers thereon.&nbsp;<br />
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If the Insurers so elect to reinstate or replace any property the Insured shall, at their own expense, furnish the Insurers with such plans, specifications, measurements, quantities, and such other particulars as the Insurers may require, and no acts done, or caused to be done by the Insurers with a new reinstatement or replacement shall be deemed an election by the Insurers to reinstate or replace.&nbsp;<br />
If in any case the Insurers shall be unable to reinstate or repair the property hereby insured because of any municipal or other regulations in force affecting the alignment of streets, or the construction of buildings, or otherwise, the Insurers shall, in every case, only be liable to pay such sum as would be requisite to reinstate or repair such property if the same could lawfully be reinstated to its former condition.&nbsp;</p>