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This paper examines Java's exception mechanism, and formalises its main operations (throw, try-catch and try-catch-finally) in a type-theoretic setting. This formalisation uses so-called coalgebras for modeling Java statements and expressions, thus providing a convenient setting for handling the various termination options that may arise in exception handling (closely following the Java Language Specification). This semantics of exceptions is used within the LOOP project on Java program verification. It is illustrated in two example verifications in PVS.