Chapter 1 Section 1 Part 5 Flashcards

1
Q

explain purpose of insurance (dealing with fraud)

A

not deliberate, past losses (accidental, future)

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2
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peril (definition)

A

cause of loss

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3
Q

three examples of direct loss

A
  • electrical freezer motor malfunctions
  • apartment destroyed by fire
  • business destroyed by windstorm
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4
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Three examples of indirect loss

A
  • electrical freezer malfunctions; food in freezer
  • apartment destroyed by fire; rent
  • business destroyed by windstorm; profits
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5
Q

factors considered when determining amount to pay insured in event of insured loss (property) (3)

A
  • insurable interest (property)
  • actual cash value (of property)
  • limit of insurance
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6
Q

which of three factors (to be considered when determining amount to be paid to insured) will be paid to insured?

A

least

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7
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actual cash value (definition, 2)

A
  • new/replacement cost
  • at time of loss
  • less depreciation
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8
Q

Three factors considered when calculating depreciation

A

condition
life expectancy, normal
resale value

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9
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replacement cost (definition, 2)

A
  • repair/replacement cost
  • lost, damaged property
  • with new, of like kind, quality
  • less depreciation
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10
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valued basis (3)

A

both insured, insurer
agree at time policy issued
cash value of property

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11
Q

property that may be insured on valued basis (2 examples)

A

old jewellery

antiques

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12
Q

contract (definition, 2)

A

agreement between 2+ persons

creates obligation to do or not do thing

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