Definitions Flashcards

1
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Risk

A

The chance of loss

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2
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Insurance

A

The premiums of the many pay the losses of the few

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3
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An event that may cause a loss

To occur

A

Peril

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4
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The immediate and effective cause of loss

A

Proximate Cause

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5
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Putting you back in the same financial position, just prior to loss, no better no worse

A

Indemnity

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6
Q

What is General Insurance?

A

All insurance other than life & health

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7
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What a reasonable and prudent person would do or not do in a similar situation

A

Negligence

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8
Q

What is Lloyds of London?

A

It’s not an insurance company. It’s a place to do business. It’s an insurance market.

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9
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A one-of-a-kind wording, developed for a particular risk or class of business.

A

Manuscript Wording

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10
Q

What is re-insurance?

A

It is insurance for insurance companies

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11
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Who is the first party?

A

The Insured

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12
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Who is the second party?

A

The Insurer

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13
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Frequency

A

The number of times something happens

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14
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Severity

A

The average cost of the loss

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15
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Payment or a promise to pay for an exchange of something of value

A

Consideration

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16
Q

What is a legal entity?

A

Someone who can sue or be sued

17
Q

What is Actual Cash Value?

A

Today’s price, less depreciation

18
Q

You can not deny what you’ve already said

A

Estoppel

19
Q

When you’ve legally wronged someone

A

Tort

20
Q

Silence when there’s an obligation to speak

A

Concealment or non-disclosure

21
Q

The policy never existed and any premium must be refunded in its entirety

A

Void

22
Q

Three or more persons acting unlawfully

A

Riot

23
Q

What is a list policy voucher?

A

A one-page of the cancellation agreement

24
Q

A condition that may cause a peril to occur or make the loss more severe

A

Hazard

25
Q

Damage to property without regard of ownership

A

Vandalism

26
Q

Damage to property due to ownership

A

Malicious Act

27
Q

Monetary compensation to the plaintiff for bodily injury or property damage due to the negligence of the defendant

A

Damages

28
Q

What is the definition of Insured?

A

Insured means the person(s) named as Insured on the Coverage Summary Page and, while living in the same household:

  • his or her spouse
  • the relatives of either; and
  • any person under 21 in their care
29
Q

What is the definition of Vacant?

A

The occupant(s) has moved out with no intent to return

30
Q

What is Contribution?

A

Insurance under more than one policy

31
Q

What is fair rental value?

A

It’s an optional extension of coverage that protects the rental income an insured receives from an insured building. If a building that is usually rented to others is damaged by a hazard named in the policy, this coverage will pay the rental value.

32
Q

What are statutory conditions?

A

They are the rules of the game between the first and second party

33
Q

What is a standard mortgage clause?

A

The rules of the game between the insurer and the bank