Which form provides a limit for debris removal on a partial loss?

The Building and Personal Property Form is the correct answer because it explicitly outlines the coverage related to the structure and personal property of a policyholder, including provisions for debris removal. In the event of a partial loss, this form typically includes a specific limit for the expenses incurred in removing debris resulting from a covered cause of loss, ensuring that policyholders are aware of the maximum amount they can claim for such services.

This form is designed to protect businesses and property owners by providing coverage for damage to buildings and their contents, and it addresses common issues that arise when damage occurs, such as the need to clear debris to proceed with repairs or rebuilding.

The other options do not specifically focus on debris removal within the context of partial losses in a manner comparable to the Building and Personal Property Form. The Businessowners Policy, for example, may have some elements of debris removal but typically consolidates broader protection for a wide range of business-related risks, while the Equipment Breakdown Protection Form and Ocean Marine Policy cater to specialized situations related to equipment failure and maritime risks, respectively. Thus, they do not provide the same comprehensive limits for debris removal following a partial loss as the Building and Personal Property Form does.