In this action seeking coverage for expenses incurred in remediating plaintiff's computer system to avoid Y2K problems, the District Court correctly concluded that the remediation falls under the design defect and inherent vice exclusions of the policies, the exceptions to these exclusions were inapplicable, and the Sue and Labor and Preservation of Property clauses do not entitle plaintiff to coverage for these costs, and summary judgment was properly granted to the insurers.
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