Chapter 3 Flashcards
- property coverage for dwelling, contents, or both
- solely for properties used for residential purposes
Purpose an eligibility
- agreement
- definitions
- deductible
- coverages, including other coverages
- perils insured against
- general exclusions
- conditions
Form structure
Basic (DP1)
Broad (DP2)
Special (DP3)
Coverage forms
- Named peril
- No minimum amount of insurance required
- basic perils
Basic (DP1)
- named Peril
- basic perils+ extended coverage perils
Broad (DP2)
- Open Peril
- basic perils +extended coverage perils+ V&MM
Special (DP3)
Dwelling and premises, must be used principally for dwelling or residential purposes
Coverage A, dwelling
Separate structures at the same location, such as detached garages and other outbuildings
Coverage B- other structures
Can be purchased to cover personal property usual to a residence
Coverage C-personal property
Applies of property under coverage a, B, or C becomes damaged or destroyed
Coverage D, fair rental value
Only available if broad or special form dwelling coverage is written
Coverage E, additional living expenses
- policy period
- insurable interest and limit of insurance
- concealment or fraud
- Los settlement
- duties after a loss
- appraisal
- subrogation
- Etc.
Conditions
- ordinance or law
- Earth movement
- water damage
- Power failure
- neglect
- war
General exclusions
Remains of anything broken down or destroyed
Debris
Mine are uses that are accessory to or support the predominant occupancy (piano teacher giving lessons in her home)
Incidental occupancy