Chapter 1 Section 1 Part 5 Flashcards
explain purpose of insurance (dealing with fraud)
not deliberate, past losses (accidental, future)
peril (definition)
cause of loss
three examples of direct loss
- electrical freezer motor malfunctions
- apartment destroyed by fire
- business destroyed by windstorm
Three examples of indirect loss
- electrical freezer malfunctions; food in freezer
- apartment destroyed by fire; rent
- business destroyed by windstorm; profits
factors considered when determining amount to pay insured in event of insured loss (property) (3)
- insurable interest (property)
- actual cash value (of property)
- limit of insurance
which of three factors (to be considered when determining amount to be paid to insured) will be paid to insured?
least
actual cash value (definition, 2)
- new/replacement cost
- at time of loss
- less depreciation
Three factors considered when calculating depreciation
condition
life expectancy, normal
resale value
replacement cost (definition, 2)
- repair/replacement cost
- lost, damaged property
- with new, of like kind, quality
- less depreciation
valued basis (3)
both insured, insurer
agree at time policy issued
cash value of property
property that may be insured on valued basis (2 examples)
old jewellery
antiques
contract (definition, 2)
agreement between 2+ persons
creates obligation to do or not do thing