Ch : 7 Indemnity Flashcards
What is an excess
An excess is an amount that is deducted from each claim and is paid by the insured.
In which insurance the principle of losses will b paid in proportion to what the insured has decided to set a sum insured
Applies to most Property insurance
Enterprise Act 2016
Passed on 4th May 2016 and gives policy holders a legal right to claim damages in the event of a late payment
After the amendment act, every insurers must pay any sum due to their insured within how many days
Reasonable time
The maximum amount can be recovered under a property insurance policy is limited to the
Sum Insured
In liability policies, the maximum amount that can be recovered is the
Indemnity limit plus agreed costs
In which cases indemnity is restricted only by the amount of the court award
Third party personal injury cover in a motor policy
Policies which contains limits within the overall sum insured
Household contents policy
In the absence of any new fpr old cover the insurers would have agreed to pay the insured
Full replacement purchase price , less a deduction for wear and tear and depreciation
In an valued policy ( same as agrees value policy) the insurable value is agreed between
Insurer and insured
An in an unvalued policy how is the insurable value
Calculated using the formula in the Marine insurance act ( MIA 1906)
In which kind of policy , there is an identifiable insurance value
Under Marine : both valued and unvalued
The measure of indemnity for property
Value at the date and place of loss
Which item its not possible to insure any kind of reinstatement basis
Stock
In which item the insured is entitled to receive any potential profit on sale
Farming stock
In which policies principle of indemnity is modified
Agrees value policies and first loss policies
If the agreed value is restricted to total loss then the partialoss will be settles on an
Indemnity basis
If the policy does not restrict the agreed value to total losses then the claim for damage will be settled on
Proportionate basis