Chapter 5 Homeowners Policy Flashcards

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All homeowners forms with the exception of WHAT TWO require named insured to be the owner-occupant of the insured dwelling???

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contents broad form (HO-4) and Unit-owners FOrm (HO-6)

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For who is the HO-4 Contents Broad Form designed?

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tenants of a residential unit and provides NO COVERAGE for buildlings and other structures

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For whom is the HO-6 Unit-owners Form designed?

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owners of condominium and cooperative units. Coverage is provided for buildling an dpersonal property. other structures coverage included in coverage A-dwelilng

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HO-2 Broad Form insures WHAT

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the dwelling and other structuers for the 16 named persil and losses.

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Whats valuation based on for HO-2 Broad FOrm?

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Replacement cost basis

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HO-2, -3, -4, -6, -8 insure what for what and what valuation

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insure personal property for 16 named perils and losses are valued on ACTUAL CASH value asis

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What does HO-3 SPECIAL FORM insure?

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insure dwelling and other structures on an open perils basis and losses are valued on a REPLACEMENT cost basis

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What does an open perils policy insure??

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covered property for all perils that are not specifically excluded under the policy

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What does the HO-5 Comprenesive form insure?

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dwelling, other structures, pesronal poperty on an open perils basis. Loss valuation for DWELLING AND OTHER STRUCTURES is on a REPLACEMENT COST BASIS and loss valuation for PERSONAL PROPERTY is on an ACTUAL CASH VALUE BASIS

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When is the HO-8 Modified Coverage Form used?

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Used when insuring older homes where replacement values and market value are disproportionate or when a moral hazard would be created in insurance were written in an amount equal to 100% of a dwelling’s replacement value

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Full-time students insured?

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living away at college if they are under age 24 and were a resident of household before moved away . full time students under age 21 and in the care of the named insured or a resident relative also defined as insured

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what is a residence employee?

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employ of an insured or an employee leased under agreement to the insured, and whose duties are related to maintenace or use of the residence premises

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What is the residence premises?

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A one family dwelling where the named insured resides! or a 1,2,3,4 family dwelling in which named insured resides in at least one of the units

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To what does deductible apply?

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Applies to all losses unless otherwise noted in policy and insurance company will only pay that part of the total of all loss payable under Section I that exceeds the deductible designated n the declarations page up to the policy limits

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15
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Insurer requires named insured to purchase insurance in what amount?

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Amount that is no less than 80% of teh dwellig’s replacement value. penalty applied to partial losses if at teh tiem of loss amount of insurance is less than 80% of the dwelling’s replacement value

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16
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Whats teh automatic limit of insurance for coverage B- Other structures?

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10% of the Coverage A limit of insurance

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Coverage B other structures does not proivde insurance for WHAT

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other sturctures that are rented or held for rental to anyone who isn’t a tenant of the dwelling, from which business is conducted or in which business personal property is stored

18
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What is the automatic limit of insurance for Coverage C-Personal property?

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50% of the limit for Coverage A

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Coverage C-Personal property applies to WHAT

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Personal poperty owned or used by an insured while it is ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD. If it is usually located at a residence other than residence premises, coverage is limited to 10% of Coverage C or 1,000$

20
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To what do special limits of liability apply?

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certain catebories of personal property under Coverage C: money, securities, watercraft, trailers, loss by theft jewelry, loss by theft of firearms, loss by theft of silverware, business property and electronic apparatus

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What types of property are not covered under CoverageC- personal poperty?

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property insured elsewhere, animals, birds, fish, motor vehicles, aircraft, hovercraft, property or roomers and boarders, property located in apartments rented to others, business data, credit cards and electronic fund transfer cards and water or steam

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If property loss makes residence premises unfit to live, what does Coverage D- Loss of Use pay for?

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necessary increase in living expenses required by the named insured to maintain the household’s normal standard of living. Coverage is also provided for the fair rental value of portion of the dwelling rented to others and in the event a civil authority prevents the use of residence premises

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What does Section I- Additional Coverages (HO) include?

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debris removal, reasonable repairs, trees shrubs and plants, fire dept service charge, property removed, credit card, forgery, counterfeit money, loss assessment, collapse and glass or safety glazing material

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What is the limit of insurance for Credit Cards, Electronic Fund Transfer Card, Forgery and Counterfeit MOney?

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$500

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How much does Loss Assessment coverage provide?

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up to $1000 for loss assessment charged against an insured as the owner or tenant of the residence premises by an association or copr of property owners for direct damage to property collectively owned by all members

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What does Glass or Safety Glazing Material covers?

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direct damage to property as well as damage caused solely by broken pieces of such glazing material or glass

27
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Landlord’s Furnishings provide up to how much coverage?

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$2500 coverage! on a named perils basis, for appliances, carpeting, household furnishings owned by the insured and located in each apartment rented to others on the residence premises. Coverage for peril of theft is NOT provided

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Insured may use up to what percentage of Coverage A limit of liability for increased costs incured by insured due to the enforcement of any ordinance or law that requires or regulates construction, demolition, remodeling buildling damaged by insured peril

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10%

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What do Section I exclusions include?

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ordinance or law, earth movement, water damage, power failure, neglect, war, nuclear hazard, intentional loss and governmental action

30
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Selected Section I endorsements include what???

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mobile home, increased limit- other structures on residence premises, water back up and sump discharge, scheduled personal property, personal property, personal property replacement cost loss settlement

31
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Section II liability coverages LANGUAGE

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Language is the same in all homeowners coverage forms and provides coverage for personal liability and medical payments to others

32
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Under Coverage E- Personal Liability insurance is provided for???

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claims made and suits brought against an insured because of bodily injury or property damage caused for an occurrence to which the insurance applies. policy pays up to limit of liability for damages for which an insured is legally liable, including prejudgement interest awarded against an insured

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Coverage F-Medical Payments to others pays for??

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necessary medical expenses incurred within 3 years from the date of an accident causing bodily injury without regard to fault. Coverage provided for injury to a person on insured location with permission or off the insured location if the injury is caused by insured or residence employee int eh course of employment or by an animal owned by or in the case of an insured

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Section II - additional coverages include ??

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Claim expenses, first Aid expenses, damage to property of others and loss assessment

35
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Is motor vehicle liability included?

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No! excluded under Section II, including coverages E and F and the Additional Coverages

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Coverage E exclusions??

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loss assessments, damage to property owned by an insured; damage to property in the insured’s care, custody, or control; injury to anyone eligible to receive worker’s compensation and similar benefits; injury and damage convered by a nuclear energy liability policy and bodily injury to an insured

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Coverage F exclusions?

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bodily injury to residence empoloyee when not working and away from insured location; anyone eligible to receive worker’s compensation and similar benefits covered by nuclear energy liability policy; to a resident of the insured location

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SEction II COnditions include?

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LImit of liability, severability of insurance, duties after occurence, duties of an injured person under Coverage F, payment of claim under coverage F, legal action against insurer, other insurance, policy period and concealment or fraud

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Selected homewners endorsements that provide Section II coverage include?

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Home Day Care, Personal Injury, Home Business and Watercraft Liability