Going over exams Flashcards

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Mold, fungus and other biological hazards

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are not covered.

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2
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Risk management

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Science of loss prevention

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3
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Tenants improvements and betterments

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Is under equipment

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4
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Commercial general liability covers

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premises, operations, products and completed operations liability

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5
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If you can’t get insurance on regular market can get it from

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Facility association

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6
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3-D policy two important elements

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Crime and fidelity coverage

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7
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Legal liability

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careless act

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8
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personal injury coverage on CGL policy covers liability from

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Slander or libel of a person or an organization

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9
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Tenants legal liability coverage

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Fire, explosion, water escape and smoke

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10
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Two main coverages of person liability policy

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Personal and premises liability

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11
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Utmost good faith

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the disclosure of material information is required by all parties

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12
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Adversely affect good client service

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Limited capacity

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13
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Type of damages that liability policies will pay

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Special damages

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14
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Claim under personal liability policy must be reported

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within one year of occurrence

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15
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Obligee in a fidelity bond is the

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Employer

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16
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What does endorsement do

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Alters the provisions of the policy

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17
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Who has right to cancel a policy

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Insured, Insurer

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18
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RETROCESSION

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Reinsurance purchased by a reinsurance company

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19
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signatures of the applicant are

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Preferred

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20
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Theft by employee is covered if you have what package

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Comprehenive dishonesty, disappearance and destruction policy

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21
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Farm animals are not covered

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At a stockyard

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22
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won’t be covered if you travel pregnant

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within 8 weeks of due date

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23
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Surety Bonds are not

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NOT INSURANCE

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24
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Subrogation

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The right of the insurance company to recover payments made under the policy from another person who is legally responsible for the loss

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25
Franchise Clause means
If the loss exceeds the deductible or other specified amount, the deductible totally disappears.
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Insurance terms
Black Law Dictionary
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Insurance contracts are regulated by the following legiatlation in common law provinces
The insurance acts, the stat conditions
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Auto insurance
Only applicant needs to sign the application
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Min liability in Alberta
$200,000
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Commerical building
temporary fixtures and fittings are not covered under building.
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stat conditions which are found in all fire policies
impose obligation on both the insured and the insurer
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Right of the mortgagee
The right to share in the loss payment, as long as the insured owes something on the mortgage.
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Wood outside that is going onto house
would be fully covered under dwelling building
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Data problem defined as
erasure, destruction, or misinterpretation of data
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Freezer food
Expenses incurred to store freezer food in a cold storage unit while the freezer is being repaired.
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Endorsement added to cover farm mach and equipment
all risk coverage
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Mobile homes optional emergency removal expense
5% of the amount of insurance under coverage A
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A claims made policy
Covers only claims made during the term of the contract
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Section F of homeowner policy
Voluntary medical payments
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Coverage E homeowners Property damage
Physical los or damage to tangible property, including the loss of use of such property
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Person who owns 25 power units
get owners form policy
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Non-owned automobile policy provides
third party liability
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if they lease automobile for long time
standard owners automobile policy, suitably endorsed.
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under the third party liability section of the automobile policy, the insured agrees to
reimburse the insurer for all amounts the insurer has to pay because of the absolute liability law, but which the insurer would not otherwise be liable to pay
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Pure risk
the chance of loss
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Binding limits outlined in the agency agreement
Act as a cntrol on brokers binding powers
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Can only use personal information for
purpose that are reasonable
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insurance agent or broker is resposible for providing info that
materially affects the insurer's interest
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E and O
Act only within the scope of your authority and competence
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E and O policy
must be issued by a licensed insurer approved by the ministry
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reinsurance
is insurance for insurance companies
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who sells insurance to the general public is under control of
the provincial government
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underwriter
employed by an insurer to accept and reject risk on their behalf
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Stock companies are owned by
the shareholders
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Superintendent of insurance
administering the insurance act in each province is responsibility of the superintendent of insurance
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No fault portion of automobile insurance is called
Accident benefits coverage
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Common law is based on
the premise that current court decisions should follow previous decisions whenever the circumstances are similar
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Condsideration
The subject of matter of the policy
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Comprehensive coverages doesnt cover
Collison or upset
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Total disability must occur within
60 days from date of accident
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Moral hazard
A subjective characteristic of the applicant that could cause a peril to occur.
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warranty is
a promise by insured's that certain facts are true and will remain so.
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Death benefits, the death must occur
2 years from date of accident
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If you need glass coverage get
Limitation of glass endorsement
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Accident benefits proof of loss must be within
90 days
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all risks policies cover
all losses unless they are specifically excluded by the policy
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agent represents the interest of the
insurer
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Total disability benefit not payable for the first
7 days from the date of accident
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Stat conditions which are found in all fie polices
impose obligations on both in insured and the insurer
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Mobile homes, optional emergency removal expense
5% of the amount of insurance under coverage A
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Residual markets, from an underwriting standpoint, refer to
special programs to ensure insurance availability to less desirable or more hazardous risks
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Third party liability of auto
insured agrees to, reimburse the insurer for all amounts that insurer has to pay because of the absolute liability law, but which the insurer would not otherwise be liable to pay
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Large loss principle
if possible, devastating exposes to loss should be transferred through non-insurance or insurance transfer
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Binding limits outlined in the agency agreement
act as a control on brokers binding powers
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trust account is used to deposit
premiums collect to pay insurers for policies issued
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Net premiums
Premiums are after the producer's commission has been deducted
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E and O's
$500,000 MIN
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You have an ethical duty recommending insurance to advise all insurance available, even if its beyond what your insurers
provide
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Insurance defined as
A contractual relationship where one party for consideration agrees to reimburse another for a loss
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Caveat emptor refers to
The doctrine of | "buyer's beware"
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Rebating
A broker agrees to accept less money than the premium shown on the policy
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Proportional reinsurance
Quota share
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Consequential Loss
A loss that is an indirect result of an occurrence