FUNDAMENTALS, REGULATIONS, DWELLING INS Flashcards

1
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cubic feet in a cubic yard

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27

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2
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Insurance law recognizes two types of waivers. They are.

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Express” and “Implied” waivers

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3
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Consideration:

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is something of value exchanged between the parties.

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4
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Aleatory contract

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mutual obligations dependent on uncertain events

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5
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Contract of adhesion

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A contract that is written by one party and merely accepted by the other party “as is” is known as a “contract of adhesion”

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6
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Executory

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duties of insured and the insurance company, before contract be fully “executed”

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7
Q

Pro-rata share method

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Where we divide Indemnify Insurance’s share of the loss by the total limit of both policies, multiplied by the loss, leaves Indemnify paying 60% of the loss. 60% of the $40,000 loss, is $24,000

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8
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Equal shares method

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All insurers pay an equal amount until the loss is paid or one of the policy limits is exhausted. Because Insurer 3 has the lowest policy limit of $100,000, all three insurers will each pay equal shares of $100,000. This takes care of $300,000 of the $500,000 loss and exhausts the policy limit of Insurer 3. This leaves Insurers 1 & 2 left to pay $200,000. If they each pay an equal share of the $200,000, they will each pay $100,000 on the remainder of the loss. This means Insurers 1 and 2 pay a total of $200,000 each and Insurer 3 paying $100,000 for a total of $500,000.

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9
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Fiduciary

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A person who is entrusted with the assets of another.

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10
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The law of agency (IMPORTANT)

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someone is authorized by contract to represent another party.

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11
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Binders

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A coverage binder provides temporary coverage while the insurer underwrites and issues the actual policy.

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12
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Ambiguous language

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A rule that protects the insured from obscurity and inexactness that might be contained in an insurance policy or contract.

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13
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Unearned premium (UEP)

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UEP must be returned on a short-rate basis.

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14
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Pro-rata share method

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When the insurer pays the proportion that its policy limit bears to the limits of all policies, this is known as:
Formula: divide limit of coverage by full coverage amount then multiply the loss times the percentage.

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15
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THE FRAME THAT HOLDS THE GLASS IN A WINDOW

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sash

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16
Q

Which section of the 1943 New York Standard Fire Policy contains the information regarding the policy term?

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The Insuring Agreement.

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17
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The four main sections of a Standard Fire Policy are:

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Declarations, Insuring Agreement, Conditions, and Exclusions.

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18
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Which sections of the Standard Fire policy are found on the first page of the policy?

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The Declarations page and the Insuring Agreement.

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19
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The Standard Fire policy provides coverage for

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fire, lightning and removal.

20
Q

removal coverage Standard fire policy

A
21
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Under the 1943 New York Standard Fire Policy, how many days of coverage applies to the removal coverage when the insured property is endangered by the perils insured against?

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5

22
Q

Which of the following is the best definition of “fire

A

Combustion, accompanied by visible light

23
Q

A “hostile fire” is defined by the Standard Fire policy as:

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One that burns beyond its intended boundaries

24
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Under the Standard Fire Policy, how many days advance notice does the insurer have to give before cancelling a policy?

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5

25
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What is NOT a loss settlement option under the 1943 New York Standard Fire policy?

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Paying the replacement cost value of the loss

26
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Payment for a covered loss under the 1943 New York Standard Fire policy must be made within ______ days after a satisfactory proof of loss has been received by the insurer.

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60

27
Q

Payment for a covered loss under the 1943 New York Standard Fire policy must be made within ______ days after a satisfactory proof of loss has been received by the insurer.

A
28
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Under the 1943 New York Standard Fire policy, the appraisal clause indicates that each party in a dispute must select an impartial appraiser within:

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20 days

29
Q

Insurance of binder

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60 days or less

30
Q

The DP-1 form

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basic or named perils (the Basic Form);

31
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The DP-2 form

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covers the broad form perils

32
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The DP-3 form

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covers the special form perils.

33
Q

Coverage Sections DP 1,2,3
NAME COVERAGE A, B, C, D, E

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  • Coverage A: Dwelling
  • Coverage B: Other Structures
  • Coverage C: Personal Property
  • Coverage D: Fair Rental Value
    Coverage E: Additional living expenses
34
Q

Dwelling Fire” form?

A

DP-1

35
Q

The standardized Dwelling forms consider all eruptions of a volcano within a __________ period to be a single “occurrence”.

A

72

36
Q

only loss that would be covered by the peril of “internal explosion” under a DP-1 form is

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the explosion of the furnace

37
Q

The DP-3 only provides damage to covered property caused by the burglars.

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yes

38
Q

It provides open peril coverage on the structure and named peril coverage on the personal property

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DP-3 special form

39
Q

“open peril” coverage for dwellings and other structures?

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The DP-3 special form.

40
Q

unendorsed DP-3 dwelling policy

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theft no. damage by theft yes

41
Q

“Sudden and Accidental Tearing Apart, Cracking, Burning or Bulging” broad form peril

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structural wall of the covered dwelling or other structure

42
Q

The DP-2 form, automatically includes

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EC perils, V&MM coverage, and the broad form perils.

43
Q

DP 1,2,3 other coverages all included except:

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DP1 tress collapse, glass, ordinance

44
Q

Payments to A, B, C all ACV except:

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A, B - DP2 - Dp3 RCV

45
Q

Under a standardized Dwelling form, a loss by a covered peril for Improvements, Alterations and Additions is covered for up to:

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10% of the Coverage C limit.

46
Q

Excluded peril under all the dwelling forms

A

Flood

47
Q

A standardized Homeowners policy is best described as:

A

A package policy that provides both property and liability insurance.