Which condition in Larry's commercial property policy indicates that he may be covered for the explosion caused by Vinny's negligence?

The condition related to "Control of Property" in a commercial property policy refers to the obligation of the insured to manage and protect the property covered under the policy. This includes maintaining safety and complying with regulations to prevent losses. In the context of an explosion caused by Vinny's negligence, if Larry has control over the property and is responsible for it, the insurance may cover damages arising from incidents linked to his collaborators or conditions under his management, such as negligent actions that lead to perilous situations.

Control of Property emphasizes that as the insured, Larry is expected to actively oversee his property and take reasonable steps to mitigate any risks. This would indicate that the insurer may view negligence by individuals under Larry's control, like Vinny, as a covered event, contingent upon other terms of the policy being met.

The other choices, such as occupancy, maintenance, and insurable interest, don't specifically address the implications of controlling the property or how negligence by someone involved with the property might affect coverage. Occupancy relates to how the property is utilized, maintenance concerns the upkeep of the property, and insurable interest signifies the financial stake in the property, but none of these directly relate to the scenario of covering negligent actions leading to an explosion.