Chapter 7 Flashcards

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Commercial Package Policy

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They can get Liability and Property policies.

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2
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Business excluded from a Commercial Package Policy

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Vacant at Inception, petroleum businesses, and residential risks

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3
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Commercial Package Policy changes have to be made with an

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Endorsement

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4
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Interline Endorsement

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Allows the flexibility in choosing certain enhancements or limits to the policyholder

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5
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Commercial General Liability Policy (CGL) 3 coverages

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A - BI and PD
B - Personal and Advertising Injury
C - Medical Payments

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6
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CGL liability exposures (4)

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Premises - slip and fall

Operations - Injuring a passerby

Products - Food

Completed Operations - Repairs

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7
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Who is Insured

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Sole ownership - insured and spouse

Partnership - Insured, all members, partners, and spouses

Corporation - Insured, officers, directors, stockholders

Employeess

Real estatre manager

Temporary custodian

Person driving mobile equipment

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8
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Commercial General Liability provides for 6 separate limits

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Occurrence - Maximum payable for all claims

General Aggregate - Maximum payable for the policy period for all claims

Products and completed operations aggregate - Maximum payable for all policy period for all claims arising out of products

Personal and advertising injury - Maximum payable under coverage B for one occurrence

Fire damage legal liability = sub limit for fire damage in coverage A (min $50,000)

Medical expense limit - Maximum payable under coverage C for any one person

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9
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Difference between “Claims Made” vs “Occurrence”

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Difference between these two forms is what initiates, or triggers the liability coverage

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10
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Pollution Liability (3)

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Pollution Liability Coverage Form (Standard Pollution Policy) - Clean up cost is covered only when obligated by the government

Pollution Liability Limited Coverage Form - Does not cover clean up cost

Pollution Liability Coverage Extended Endorsement - Deletes the pollution exclusion pertaining to BI and PD. Does not cover clean up cost

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11
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Commercial Property Policy is composed of at least 2 coverages parts

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Object being insured. There are 7 coverage forms to identify object

Cause of loss form identifies the perils that are insured against.

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12
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There are 4 variations in a Commercial Property Policy cause of loos forms

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Basic

Broad

Special

Earthquake

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13
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Commercial Property Policy do they have a deductible

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All losses have a basic deductible of $250

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14
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Coverage Forms (7)

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Building and Personal Property

Business Income

Extra Expense - Necessary to stay open

Builders Risk

Legal Liability - Bailee

Condominium Association - Building and personal property for condominiums

Condominium Commercial Unit Owners - Commercial Condominiums

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15
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Selected Endorsements (4)

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Ordinance or law coverage - Covers loss for the undamaged parts of the building, demolition cost coverage, and increased cost of construction coverage.

Peak season - seasonal fluctuations in inventory

Spoilage - spoils due to breakdowns

Value reporting form - reporting personal property values monthly

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16
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Commercial Crimes (4)

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Theft

Burglary

Robbery

Mysterious Disappearance

17
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Crime Coverage Forms (8)

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Employee Dishonesty (Fidelity Bond)
Name schedule
Position Schedule
Blanket Coverage

Forgery or Alteration

Computer Fraud - Hacking

Outside the Premises

Inside the Premises - Theft of money and securities (money)

Inside the Premises - robbery and safe burglary (other than money)

Funds transfer fraud - Transfer money to another country

Money orders and counterfeit paper currency

18
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Commercial Inland Marine (Floater Policy)

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Covers property that is subject to movement

Usually insured as replacement coverage and all risk basis

Worldwide

19
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Floater policy conditions (8)

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Abandonment

Appraisal

Policyholders duty after a loss - 91 days to report loss

Other insurance

Loss to pair or set

Salvage

Transfer of right of recovery - subrogation

Policy period

20
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Floater Policy Coverage Forms (9)

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Accounts Receivable - Debt, protects from the destruction of accounts receivable records.

Commercial Article - cameras, instruments

Contractors Equipment Floater - Covers mobile equipment

Equipment Dealers - dealers property of mobile equipment

Installation Floater - Materials and supplies installed by the insured

Jewelers Block - Stocks of merchandise for retail jewelers.

Signs

Valuable Papers and records - Blue prints, legal documents

Transportation Coverage - pg 146

21
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Boiler and Machinery

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Covers for explosions, mechanical breakdown, and artificially generated electrical current.

22
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Boiler and Machinery definitions (3)

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Covered property - What could be damaged

Accident - all risk

Object - equipment

23
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Boiler and Machinery forms (3)

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Scheduled - List machinery individual

Basic - Blanket coverage for all machines included on the basic list as objects

Broad - Basic plus additional machines

24
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Boiler and Machinery Objects definitions (6)

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Pressure and Refrigeration Objects

Mechanical Objects

Electrical Objects

Turbine Objects

Comprehensive Coverage

Comprehensive Coverage

25
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Boiler and Machinery Selected Endorsement (2)

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Business Income

Actual Cash Value - can be added to lower premium