Property And Liability Basics Flashcards

1
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Define Pro-Rata Liability

A

Used when there is more than 1 policy; each pays a portion of the loss in proportion to its limit in relationship to all applicable insurance.

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Define Concurrent policies

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Policies that do not provide the same coverages or do not insure against the same perils.

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3
Q

Types of Cancellations.

A

Pro-rata: insurer cancels and premium must be returned proportionally.

Short rate: insurer will return unearned minus an additional amount to cover expenses

Flat cancellation - insurer returns all premium.

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4
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(Blank) unbroken/uninterrupted chain of events that ends in damage/loss.

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Proximate Cause

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5
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Define Contributory Negligence

A

Prevents recovery for damages caused by a negligent party if the claimant was also negligent.

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6
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Damages are reduced in proportion to the degree of negligence.

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Comparative Negligence

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7
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This device is used by insurers to encourage insureds to insure to value and results in a better premium best describes…

A

Coinsurance

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8
Q

Policy provision that allows the mortgages to still be paid even though claim was denied is called?

A

Mortgage Clause

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9
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System in which damages are diminished in proportion to the person’s degree of negligence is…

A

Comparative Negligence

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10
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When insurer cancels premium is refunded…

A

Pro-rata

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11
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The terms “you” and “your” in Personal lines policies refers to XXX and XXX.

A

Named insured; resident spouse

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12
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The formula for actual cash value..

A

Replacement Cost - depreciation

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13
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A (blank) is a temporary contract between the insured and the insurer policy that provides protection only for the perils stated.

A

Binder

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14
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To be held responsible for acts of another is what type of liability?

A

Vicarious liability

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15
Q

Which homeowner policy covers mysterious disappearance of personal property?

A

HO-5

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16
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Under dwelling policy, damage to personal property (Coverage C) is…

A

Provided only when the insured selects an amount and pays a premium for the coverage

17
Q

What is the primary difference between an HO-2 and an HO-4 policy?

A

Property insured under coverage A

18
Q

Which DP/HO coverage is for indirect loss?

A

Coverage D

19
Q

In an HO-3 and HO-8 homeowners policy what would be similar?

A

Personal liability and medical payments

20
Q

What dwelling forms may provide replacement cost coverage for buildings?

A

Broad and special forms only

21
Q

The dwelling policy permits how many roomers or boarders?

A

5

22
Q

The limited theft endorsement is intended for which type of property?

A

An apartment building in which the owner does not reside