Where a description of the insured business is left blank in an insurance policy schedule, the business can be identified from admissible extrinsic evidence including the proposal form and closing instructions, construed objectively. The blank does not render the primary definition meaningless, nor does it elevate subsidiary 'included' matters to become the primary definition. The question whether a professional capacity exclusion applies where the duty owed to the injured party is distinct from any professional duty owed to the client was left open.
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