Chap 2 - Determining Cover Flashcards

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Aggregation clause

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Dictates how if not all related claims arrising for eg from a single event or cause may be grouped together into a single ‘claim’
Crucial to understand the no. Of excesses payable or for a series of losses whether there is sufficient cover

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Contra proferentem rule

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Provides for ambiguous terms to be construed in the insureds favour.

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EL - minimum cover

El deductible?

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5m per elto 1998

Excess or deductible is prohibited

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Limit for 3rd party liab motor ins under traffic act

Minimum for 3rd prop damage

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Unlimited

1 million

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Determine existence of cover

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1- is claim covered under t and cs
2- 3rd p only is insured liable
3- what is the value of the claim (investigation and reserving)
4- recoveries- recouping outlays from responsible parties

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Policy may express limits as

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Any one loss
Each and every claim
In the agg

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Typical extensions

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Replacement of car keys or house keys (house pol)
Alternative accom (buildings) accidental dam, personal possession cover (buildings)
Health and safety at work, defence costs - el
Cover for temp replacement vehicles - motor

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Typical exclusions

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More specific cover, other insurance, losses not fortuitous, deliberate acts, dishonesty and fraud, criminal fines and penalties, certain perils, circumstances or claims known pre-inception

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Basis on which classes r written
Occurrence
Claims made

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Claims made; product recall, pi (claims made or occurrence; product liability, marine liability

Occurring; prop 1st party, BI, El, PL, personal lines, marine hull, marine cargo, motor

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Purpose of prompt notification

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To provide opportunity to minimise the loss
So insurer can be in position to defend claim properly
To meet court or other deadlines
Preserve subrogation rights

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Other uses for claims info

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Uw feedback, loss reserving, accounting info, ri info, mgmt relations, customer relations, compliance

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Info needed to verify claim

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Name of insured. Pol no or reference
Date time and place of incident
What took place
Description of damage
Statement from insured
Date claim notified
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