NC Property Insurance Section lll (Commercial Coverages) Flashcards
In a Building and Personal Property policy which of the following property is covered?
A customer’s coat that was placed in a coat check room.
**A customer’s coat would be covered under Coverage C which is a type of bailees coverage.
Under a Business owners Property coverage form, the following happens?
The standard deductible is $250.
**Optional coverages actually are available.
Flood is not one of the covered perils.
The standard deductible is $250.
The Causes of Loss-Special form of the Commercial Property coverage part insures against?
All risks of direct physical loss unless specifically excluded
**The Special form is an open peril or all risk for where all perils are covered unless they have been excluded.
Coverage is written with 80% coinsurance and a standard deductible. If the value of the property is $500,000 and the insurance limit is $300,000, how much will the insurer pay when a $10,000 loss occurs considering a $250 deductible?
$7,250
**The coverage A limit divided by 80% of the replacement value times the loss minus the deductible.
- [Coverage A / (.8 x Replacement Cost)] x Loss - Deductible
- [300,000/( .8 x 500,000)] x 10,000 - 250
- [300,000/400,000] x 10,000 - 250
- [.75] x 10,000-250
- [7,500] - 250
- 7,250
A bailee is?
Someone who keeps other people’s property.
**A bailee is someone who takes into their care, custody and control the personal property of others.
A dry cleaner would be a bailee.
Which of the following is part of a Commercial Property coverage part?
One or more cause of loss forms.
Applicable endorsements.
Commercial property conditions.
All of the following optional valuation coverages are available on a Building and Personal Property Coverage form EXCEPT?
Actual Cash Value.
Which of the following situations would be covered by a General Liability Policy?
A surfboard falls off a shelf and injures a shopper.
**The Commercial General Liability (CGL) policy is a third party liability policy. It does not cover the bodily injury or property damage of the insured or employees of the insured.
The CGL excludes pollution coverage.
The Commercial General Liability policy offers coverage in the event someone such as a customer suffers bodily injury or property damage under the following conditions;
while someone is on the insured PREMISES
while the insured is conducting their OPERATIONS
while using the insured’s PRODUCTS
after the insured has COMPLETED OPERATIONS
The Business Income Policy does NOT cover which of the following statements?
Salaries of “key” employees during the period of the business interruption.
**Salaries off key employees are not covered.
Which Builder’s Risk policy has a specialized contract whereby there is an increase in the limit of liability on the policy as more construction is reported on the project?
Reported Value Basis.
Which form would you use to cover money and securities from loss by hold-up of a messenger?
Robbery
**A hold up is the taking of property by violence or the threat of violence which is the definition of Robbery
What does the term “vacancy” mean?
There are no people nor their contents at the property.
**Unoccupied means there are contents but no people.
Vacant means there are no contents nor people, completely empty
A commercial building has a Replacement Value of $200,000 and the property insurance is written with an 80% coinsurance clause. The insured carries $120,000 of coverage when a $40,000 loss occurs. How much will the policy pay?
$30,000.
**[Coverage A /(.8 x Replacement Cost)] x Loss - Deductible
[120,000/(.8 x 200,000)] x 40,000 - 0
[120,000/160,000] x 40,000
[.75] x 40,000
30,000
All of the following businesses would probably qualify for a Businessowner’s policy EXCEPT?
A small grocery store who sells alcohol.
**Businesses that sell alcohol are ineligible for a Business owners Policy.
Under the Building and Personal Property coverage form, what obligation, if any, does an insurer have to a mortgagee in the event the company wishes to cancel the policy?
The company must give the mortgagee 10 days written notice if cancellation is for nonpayment of premium, and 30 days notice of cancellation for any other reason.
**Since the mortgagee has an insurable interest in the property, they have a right to know if the policy protecting the property is cancelled. They may want to force place insurance coverage on the property if the insured is not maintaining coverage on the property.
This is rote memory
10 days notice for nonpayment of premium
30 days notice for any other reason