What is the maximum amount that a Commercial General Liability policy will pay during any one policy period called?

The term "Policy Period Limit" is not a standard term used in insurance policies. While it implies a limit based on the time frame of the policy, it does not accurately describe the specific maximum payout across multiple claims that is characteristic of an aggregate limit.

"Standard Limit" is not a recognized term in the context of CGL policies. It could suggest a typical or common limit, but it fails to define the specific maximum payout allowed for claims during a policy period, which is uniquely defined by the aggregate limit.

The "Occurrence Limit" refers to the maximum amount the policy will pay for a single event or occurrence. This is distinct from the aggregate limit, which covers the total payouts for multiple claims made during the entire policy period, regardless of how many occurrences take place.