I.- Property insurance contracts covering damage to the bodies of rail, air, sea, lake and river vehicles and to goods transported are excluded from the scope of article L. 126-2 .
However, the following remain subject to the application of article L. 126-2:
1° Property insurance contracts covering damage sustained by the bodies of air vehicles intended for a non-commercial or non-profit-making activity where the unit value of the bodies declared in the contract is less than 1 million euros ;
2° Property insurance contracts covering damage to marine, lake or river vehicles used for pleasure boating, where the unit value of the bodies declared in the contract is less than 1 million euros.
II – When they concern the major risks defined in 2° of article L. 111-6, the property insurance contracts mentioned in the first paragraph of article L. 126-2 may stipulate, for compensation for damage resulting from acts of terrorism or attacks, deductible limits and ceilings different from those set in the contract for fire cover, subject to the following conditions:
1° The amount of cover, net of excess, for damage resulting from acts of terrorism or terrorist attacks may not be less than 20% of the amount of cover, net of excess, provided by the contract under fire cover and, in any event, 20 million euros ;
2° The excess for loss or damage resulting from acts of terrorism or terrorist attacks may not be more than twice the excess for fire cover provided for in the contract.