Terms & Concepts Flashcards
Peril
Cause of a loss
Named Peril
Peril covered are listed (Comp)
Open Peril
Covers all perils
Specific Coverage
Covers one kind of property (antique)
Blanket Coverage
More than one type of property in same location, same type in 2+ locations, 2+ types in 2+ locations
Functional Replacement Cost
Cost to put building back into functional condition
Mortgagee
Person or lender who provided loan to buy property
Loss Payee
Person or entity listed on insurance documents to which check is issued for damages
Breach of Warranty
Violation of an agreement between seller and buyer in reference to the condition, content, quality or title of an item sold
Aggregate Limit
Max dollar amount of coverage as a total limit for the lifetime of the policy
Binder
Temporary insurance contract providing coverage until permanent policy is issued. *Good for 60 days
Liberation Clause
Stipulates that if the state legislature or state reg office expands the coverage of an insurance policy or endorsement forms without increase of premium
Monoline Policies
Cover only one risk (property)
Package Policies
Cover 2+ (Property and Lib)
Major Parts of a Policy (5)
-Dec Page
-Insuring Agreement
-Conditions
-Exclusions
-Definations