Chapter 10: Personal Property and Liability Insurance
Chapter 10: Personal Property and Liability Insurance
Chapter 10: Personal Property and Liability Insurance
Section I exclusions
Movement of the ground Ordinance or law Damage from water War of nuclear hazards Power failure Intentional acts Neglect
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Section II Coverages
Coverage E: Personal liability Coverage F: Medical payments to others Medical payment exclusions to Coverages E and F
Basic form Broad form Special form Contents broad form (tenants) Unit owners form (condos) Modified form
Replacement cost for personal property All-risks coverage for personal property (open perils) Inflation protection Earthquake insurance Sewer backup coverage Personal injury Business pursuits Watercraft
1. Give notice immediately to insurance company or agent. 2. Protect the property from any further damage. 3. Prepare an inventory of loss to the building and personal property. 4. File written proof of the loss.
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(contd)
Loss settlement
This condition specifies how certain property items will be valued (ACV basis or a replacement cost basis). The coinsurance provision of the policy is also contained in this clause.
(contd)
Section II conditions
Limit of liability Duties after a loss Duties of an injured person Coverage F Payment of claim Coverage F Bankruptcy of an insured
(contd)
Eligible autos four-wheel passenger automobiles, pickup trucks, and vans owned by individuals or leased for at least six months. Important policy definitions
A Liability coverage B Medical payments C Uninsured motorists D Damage to your auto E Duties after an accident or loss F General provisions
Purpose
To provide a catastrophic layer of liability coverage on top of the individuals homeowners and automobile insurance policies Standard coverage amount - $1 million or more
The Commercial Package Policy (CPP) Inland Marine Policies The Business Owners Policy (BOP) Business Liability Insurance Workers Compensation Business Auto Business Liability Umbrella
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