Ch 8 Commercial Package Coverages Flashcards

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Does commercial property coverage have its own dec page an conditions?

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Yes

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How are the contents of a mono line policy different from a CPP?

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The amount of coverage parts added.

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What are some of the commercial property forms available?

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1) building and personal property
2) business income
3) extra expense
4) builders risk
5) condo association
6) condo commercial unit owners
7) legal liability
8) leaseholder interest
9) glass
10) mortgageholders e&o11) tobacco sales warehouses

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What are the two coverages of building and personal property?

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A building

B personal property

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Does building coverage cover a $3000 sign not attached to the building?

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No only covers up to $2500

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What is considered business personal property?

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Furniture, portable machinery, equipment, inventory, stock, personal property owned by the insured and used for business purposes.

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How far away from a building is business personal property covered?

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100 feet in the open or in a car.

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What is the limit for personal property owned by others?

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$2500

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When is the only time animals are covered on business personal property?

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When considered stock or inventory

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What are the additional covered under personal property?

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Debris removal
Preservation of property (30 days)
Fire dept charges ( $1000)
Pollutant cleanup and removal

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How much is the maximum debris removal coverage?

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< 25% of the amount paid for damage to property (includes deductible), plus an additional $10k if needed.

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When are coverage extensions provided

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When 80% coinsurance percentage is on dec page

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When is a building considered vacant?

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When 70% of units vacant

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How many days are newly acquired buildings covered?

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30 days

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How much is covered for newly acquired buildings

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$250k structure, $100k personal property

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This coverage extension includes coverage to trees, shrubs, plants, fences, satellite dishes/antennas ($1000 max).

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Outdoor property

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Which perils are outdoor property covered for?

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FLARE fire, lightning, riot, explosion

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What types of locations are covered for property off premises?

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1) temporarily at location you do not own, lease or operate.
2) in storage of lease started after policy effective
3) at any fair, trade show, exhibition

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What is the vacancy clause?

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If vacant more than 60 days for following perils aren’t paid;
Vandalism, sprinkler leakage, internal water damage, glass breakage, theft, attempt theft

Fore damage and other perils have coverage reduced by 15%.

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What can be added to a policy to provide sprinkler leakage and vandalism coverage when a building is vacant over 60 days?

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Vacancy permit

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Building under construction are/are not considered vacant?

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Are not

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If am insured rents an office condo when is the building considered vacant?

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When it no longer contains enough business personal property to conduct the customary operations of the insured tenant.

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When an insured owns the building, when is it considered vacant.

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At least 31% of the total square footage has to be used by the owner to conduct customary operations.

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Of the insured has a 80% coinsurance clause and the replacement value is $100k, if the building suffers a $85k partial loss and the insured has maintained 80% insurance to value, what is paid?

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$80k. Loss cannot exceed 80% of replacement cost.

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This cause of loss form covers same perils as DP Basic (fire, lightning, extended coverages, vandalism, sprinkler leakage and sinkhole collapse. (Exclusions: glass, water damage, falling objects, weight of snow, ice, sleet, collapse)
Basic Cause of Loss
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A property form which contains Basic form perils plus: glass breakage, damage weight of ice, etc.; falling objects; internal water damage ((discharge from appliance or bursting pipes). FLOOD NOT COCERR Collapse is an additional coverage.
Broad cause of loss.
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This cause of loss form is all-risk. Contains all broad form perils and any perils that aren't excluded. Even theft. Excluded perils: earth movement, war, nuclear hazard, flood, sewer backup, drain backup, power failure off premises, ordinance or law, etc. SAME exclusions AS HO3
Special cause of loss
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When an earthquake form is added what is the definition of a single occurrence?
168 hour period
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What is the minimum earthquake deductible?
$250
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Endorsement that increases business personal property endorsement to match seasonal inventory fluctuations.
Peak
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Endorsement that covers perishable stock for temperature/humidity change caused by MECHANICAL BREAKDOWN OR POWER OUTAGE also covers contamination by refrigerant. Has to be beyond the insured's control.
Spoilage
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This form covers fluctuating inventory. Final premium is calculated at end of year. A floater form can be added up cover transported property c
Value reporting form
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Why happens if insured does not reports values of inventory on time or reports inaccurate inventory?
Losses are paid to amount last reported.
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This form protects against loss to gross earnings due to suspension of operations due to direct covered physical loss. Two forms: business income/extra expense and just business income.
Business income form c
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Is a business income form subject to coinsurance?
Yes. 50%-60% clause (10% increments)
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What is the waiting period (deductible) before claims are paid on business income?
72 hours
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This form covers net income plus continuing expenses.
Business income form
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What are the additional coverages user business income?
Expenses to reduce loss Alterations and new buildings ($100k) Civil authority (cannot access building due to police/fire order) Extended business income
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How long is business income and extra expense covered due to civil authority?
four consecutive weeks
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Under business income how long is loss of income covered under the extended business income extension?
39 days after restoration
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What is sometimes use on a business income form instead of a coinsurance clause?
Monthly limit of indemnity. If used the insured will get a percentage of the policy limit for any one month business is interrupted. (Ex. $40k limit 25% monthly. Insured gets $10k for a month.
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When do businesses use the extra expense form?
When operations continue after destruction of their facilities. Covers renting equipment, new facilities, etc, moving.
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What is covered under builders risk?
Damage to building, foundation, fixtures, machinery, equipment to service building, temporary structures like scaffolding.
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What is not covered under builders risk?
Existing buildings
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When does builders risk coverage end?
1) 60 days after occupied 2) property accepted by purchaser 3) named insured abandons property with no intent to complete it. 4) policy cancels
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Which coverage extensions can be added to builders risk?
Legal liability (property) Condo association - protects condo association. Can be added when owners is responsible for improvements, alterations, additions Condo commercial unit owners (if condo agreement requires) Leaseholder interest - covers commercial tenant when lease under favorable conditions is terminated before normal date due to a peril.
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The CGL is written on a ______ basis.
Occurrence
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For a loss to be covered under an old CGL policy it has to occur ___________________.
During the policy period
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What does claims made mean?
Injury or damage ha to occur after a retroactive date. The loss has to be reported during this period.
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What is one of the main reasons for switching from occurrence to claims made?
Occurrence of latent injuries (ex. Asbestos)
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What are the three sections of general liability?
Coverage A "BI and PD liability": 1) premises and operations 2) products and completed operations coverage B Personal injury and advertising injury liability Coverage c medical payments
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Are injuries or pd caused by plows or street cleaners covered by CGL?
No.
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How do limits work with coverage A (BI pd) on a CGL?
Ex 250/500/1 million
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Are products and completed operations covered on a CGL?
Yes.
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Are ATMs and vending machines covered under CGL?
No. Not a product being sold.
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Does coverage A cover "insured contracts" and damage to premise rented to you?
Yes. Sublimit for propert rented is $100k
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What types of contracts does A cover?
LEASE Incidental contracts such as: lease agreements, easements, incidental agreements with municipality, sidetrack agreements, elevator maintenance agreements
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How does damage to premises rented to you work?
Protects you as a commercial tenant from damage to landlords building and personal property (7 day limit on personal property)
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Are incidental medical malpractice, non owned watercraft and host liquor liability covered on A?
Yes. Restriction only applies if insured manufactures or distributes the liquor.
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What are the exclusions on coverage A?
1) expected or intended damage (except for BI to protect person or property) 2) contractual or assumed liability )hold-harmless) 3) liquor liability (only applies to liquor manufacturers/distributors) ;) injuries to workers comp eligible employees 5) pollution (can add some by endorsement) 6) autos watercraft aircraft (use includes loading and unloading) 7) BI from mobile equipment while being transported 8) BI or PD due to war 9) damage to insured's property or others' property in insured's ccc. (Basically real property of others is covered and personal isn't if in insured's control) 10. Damage to insured's product or work (work itself not covered. Other damage items are) 11) damage to impaired property (not damaged but diminished in value due to defect or deficiency) 12) recall
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What does auto, aircraft and watercraft exclusion not apply to?
1) owned/rented watercraft on shore on premises. | 2) non/owned craft under 26 ft not carrying people or goods for fee.
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What are examples of personal injury covered by part B?
Wrongful detention or eviction, false arrest, slander, libel, malicious prosecution, advertising injury
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Does coverage B (personal injury) have its own occurrence limit?
Yes
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How long after a loss will bills be paid under coverage c medpay?
1 year from accident
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What is standard limit for part 3 medpay?
$5k per person.
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Do payments under medpay reduce coverage a limit?
Yes
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Who is not covered under coverage c?
1) insured 2) leased employee 3) person injured on premises insured owns it rents that the person normal occupies 4) person eligible for wc 5) person hurt in athletics (company softball) 6) losses covered by products and completed operations 7) excluded under A 8) war
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Who is an insured when the named insurer is an individual?
Named insured and spouse (only with respect to conduct of business of which you are sole owner. Employee (but not temp) who is liable for bi or pd as long as in scope of employment. Real estate manager for 1st named insur
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Who is a named insurer in a partnership, joint venture, or llc?
Director or officer
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Who becomes an insured if the business owner dies?
Legal rep of the owner
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How does an aggregate limit work?
Diminishes as claims are paid during policy period
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On which parts does a CGL list aggregate limits?
premises and operations Products And completed operations
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What are the six different limits in a gl policy?
1) premises and operations occurrence limit (per person and per occurrence) 2) general aggregate limit 3) products and operations completed operations aggregate limit 4) pi and advertising injury occurrence limit 5) med pay limit per person 6) damage to premises rented to you
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Is there coverage while in course of air water travel ?
Yes, if traveling between two covered territories
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When does worldwide coverage apply ?
When injury/damage arises out of products or goods made/sold by insured in covered territory
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What does a supplemental extende reporting period do?
Makes time needed to make a claim unlimited as long a it occurred between retro date and policy expiration
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How does insur frequent supplemental extended reporting?
I'm writing < 60 days after expiration Must pay premium which isn't more than 200% of annual CGL premium. Serp kicks in after berp (5 yrs)
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Which forms are available in addition to a business auto form?
Garage insurance | Truckers forms
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List the 5 sections of a BAP.
1) covered autos 2) liability (BI PD) 3) phys dam 4) conditions 5) definitions
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Are symbols used in calculating physical damage rates?
No. Only for liability.
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What are the 9 symbols on a BAP.
1) liability only: any auto owned or leased by insured. Short term rentals hired by employee of insured on business travel, borrowed truck for business, employee's auto operated by employee in insured's business. 2. Liability & phys dam: Owned only 3. Liability & phys dam: owned pp autos only 4. Liability: owned other than pp 5. Owned autos subject to no-fault law 6. Owned autos subject to a compulsory uim law 7. Liability & phys dam: specifically described autos (must notify within 30 days when buy new auto) 8. Liability: hired autos. Doesn't include vehicles lease etc from employees, partners or hhm 9. Liability: non owned autos. Includes autos owns by employees, partners, hhm
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Does liability coverage cover leakage of fluids (oil, transmission fluid, hydraulic fluid?) is there a sublimit.
Yes. No.
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When I BI or pd caused by use of mobile equipment covered under a BAP?
When bring transported or towed by covered auto.
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What are supplementary payments on section II (liability) of BAP?
$2000 bail bonds | $250 loss of earnings
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Who is an insured on a BAP?
Named insured Permitted users Owner or lessee of trailer borrowed by insured
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Is an employee of the ni using their own auto or family members auto covered as a permitted user under BAP?
No but can add "employees as insureds endorsement"
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Is a mechanic taking a customers car for a road test covered as a permitted user under a BAP?
No auto-related business only covered by garage liability.
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Who is covered as a permitted user under a BAP while loading or unloading a covered auto?
Only the named insured, employees, partners, lessee or borrower of the auto. All others excluded.
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Is a lessor covered as permitted user under a BAP?
Only if additional insured-lessor endorsement is added.
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Are the insured's partners covered as named insured if they drive their own autos or vehicles belonging to their family or partnership business under a BAP?
No
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List 11 exclusions under a BAP.
1) intentional injury 2) wc 3) completed operations 4) contractual liability 5) war 6) racing 7) handling of property 8) escape of pollutants that are being transported on a covered auto 9) care custody or control 10) fellow employees 11) operations involving attached equipment
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Is physical damage coverage the same in a pap as in a BAP?
Yes
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This BAP endorsement coverS employees who don't have a PAP when they drive cars they don't own.
Drove other car
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This endorsement used mostly for some proprietors supplements BAP, providing NI and family with liability and physical damage when they use BAP vehicles for personal use or no owned vehicles.
Individual named insured
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These BAP endorsements are added when a vehicle is leased.
Hired auto | Additional insured - lessor
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This endorsement to a BAP provides liability coverage for borrowed non owned vehicles
Hired non-owned
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This BAP endorsement overs mobile equipment while carried or towed.
Mobile equipment
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This BAP endorsement covers dune buggies, ATVs, scooters, etc.
Miscellaneous type vehicles
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The form available for business who are expose to liability from garage operations
Garage coverage form
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What are the two sections of a garage policy?
I. Identifies covered autos II. Covers garage liability, including auto liability and premises and operations liability. This includes completed operations and medpay.
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Does a garage policy cover damage to a customers car?
No. They have to add the garagekeepers endorsement
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This is a type of form on a garage coverage policy that coverages damage to customers' autos while in insured's custody.
Garage keepers liability.
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Which perils are covered in a garage keepers policy?
The insured chooses: comp, collision (section IV is physical damage ')
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What are sections V and VI in a gk policy?
Conditions | Definitions
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Is a car dealer covered under gk if he is tricked into releasing a car to someone it doesn't belong to?
No. False pretenses exclusion.
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If a dealer sells a car without a title are they covered under gk?
No. Can add endorsement though.
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List 5 other exclusions on garage policy.
1) other contractual liability besides insured contracts 2) insider theft 3) defective parts 4) electronic equipment 5) injuries covered by wc
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This type of tricking company offers services to general public. (Bus)
Common carrier.
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This type of carrier transports its own property in of on its own trucks
Private carrier
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This type of carrier only carries property for those who have entered into contract with them.
Contract carrier
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Why are the parts to a trucker form?
``` I. Covered autos II. BI and PD coverage description III. Trailer interchange coverage* damage to trailers belonging to another trucker IV. Physical damage coverage V. Conditions VI. definitions ```
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What happens when a trailer owner has a trucker transport their items in their trailer?
Trailer owner provides liability coverage for himself and the trucker.
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Of tractor can is not used to pull trailer of another (bobtailing) or is used to pull empty trailer (deadheading) what is the coverage called? Non trucking use.
Truckers insurance for non-trucking use.
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Deadhead
Bb
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This act requires truckers carrying haz mat to demonstrate financial responsibility by purchasing pollution liability insurance.
1980 Motor Carrier Act
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What are the financial responsibility requirements under the 1980 Motor Carrier Act?
1) type 1 trucker for hire (non hazmat) $750k 2) type 2 (hazardous substances (volatile chemicals) $5MM 3) type 3 (oil or substance not identified in type 2) $1MM
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This endorsement modifies a truckers form to comply with 1980 Motor Carrier Act.
MCS-90.
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Does commercial inland marine have its own dec and conditions form?
Yes.
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Which perils are covered on ocean marine?
Open perils normal exclusions
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What are some of the commercial inland marine forms available?
1) physicians and surgeons equipment 2) transportation 3) exhibition and installation forms 4) dealers forms 5) Bailee forms 6) misc ( account receivable, valuable paper/records, electronic data professing, manufacturers output, difference in conditions)b
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What does commercial inland marine protect?
Insured's property used for commercial purposes wherever it is situated, stored, or transported.
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Provide examples of commercial inland marine forms.
1) accounts receivable (loss of income if records destroyed) 2) Bailee customer (dry cleaner) 3) commercial articles (ex. Video photography equipment) 4) contractors equipment 5) electronic data processing 6) equipment dealers (construction equipment) 7) installation floater (equipment in transit and at location during an installation) 8) jewelers block (on premises only. Won't cover lended jewelry) 9) neon and electric signs 10) valuable papers and records (money and securities not covered)
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Does a jewelers block cover jewelry stolen if the owner wears a piece home at night?
No. Only on premise and worn jewelry is excluded.
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What are the exclusions of a jewelers block?
1) theft from unattended vehicle 2) theft from how window (unless coverage added) 3) property worn by insured or another employee 4) property at exhibitions
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This policy covers property owners agains damage to their property while in a carriers possession
Transportation policy (transit insurance)
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Policy that covers property in transit or transported on trucks by an insured.
Motor truck cargo insurance.
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What are 3 forms available on a Motor truck cargo insurance?
Shippers form Truckers form Owners form
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This form on a transportation policy covers property when the carrier has doesn't have legal liability to pay for the property.
Shippers form
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This form on a transportation policy covers a trucker for legal liability for pd to others' property.
Truckers form
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This form on a transportation policy covers the truckers own property while they transport it.
Owners form
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What is a trip transit policy?
Covers single shipment of merchandise, clothes, cattle.
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Illegal taking of property. Visible signs of forcible entry.
Burglary
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Illegal taking of property by violence or threat of violence.
Robbery
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Taking property without owners consent. Includes burglary, robbery, larceny, shoplifting, embezzlement
Theft.
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Person who has custody of insured property outside covered area.
Messenger
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This commercial crime form covers losses during policy term and discovered up to a year after expiration.
Loss sustained form
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This from covers losses occurring after a retro date up to policy expiration if discovered up to 60 days after expiration.
Discovery form
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Form that provides blanket coverage for insured's property, money and securities against employee theft. Excludes insured, partners, employee canceled under prior insurance, inventory shortage.
Employee theft
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Covers forgery of documents.
Forgery or alteration
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Comml crime form that would cover a bank for loss of money or securities Inside the premises only. Covers exterior and interior damage due to attempted theft.
Inside the premises / theft of money and securities
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This covers a bank for damage on premises due to actual or attempted robbery of a custodian also covers exterior damage due to attempted robbery or age burglary. Doesn't cover money.
Inside the premises / robbery or safe burglary
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Covers loss of money or securities when transported outside against theft, disappearance or destruction. Doesn't cover dishonest employees. Covers other property (armored car)
Outside the premises.
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Protects agains computer fraud (internal or external)... Theft directly related to use of computer.
Computer fraud
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Coverers fraudulent eft orders and complements computer coverage. Doesn't have to involve a computer.
Fund transfer fraud
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Covers against acceptance of counterfeit bills.
Money and counterfeit papers
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Covers kidnap related costs (ransom, travel, ransom money during transit, consultants/negotiator/investigator
Kindap and ransom
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Covers extortion (blackmail, unlawful demand for money by threatening harm or embarrassment. Surrender of money must occur away from premises and must report to police. Reasonable effort to report demands. PERPRETRATOR CANNOT BE INSURED PARTNER DIRECTOR AUTHOROZED REP OR EMPLOYEE)
Extortion insurance
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What is excluded from guests property coverage (innkeepers)
Vehicles or articles for sale