Unit 16 Flashcards
taking or attempted taking of property; evidence of forceable entry or exit
burglary
taking of property from a locked safe or vault
safe burglary
unlawful taking taking of property from the care and custody of another person
- must have caused threat or caused bodily harm
robbery
unlawful taking of property
-broad term (includes all) and shoplifting
theft
signing the name of another person with intent to deceive
forgery
property of the insured has vanished
-only definition that does not involve theft
mysterious disappearance
someone who has care or custody of property INSIDE the premises
-insured, insured’s partners or members, or any employee
custodian
someone who has care or custody of property OUTSIDE the premises
-insured, relative of the insured, insured’s partners or members, or any employee
-does not include janitor or watchperson
messenger
someone retained specifically by the insured whose sole duty is to have care and custody of property inside the premises
watchperson
covers business if employee commits crime
employee theft
theft of money and securities
-coverage for theft and disappearance inside the premises
Inside the premises - theft of money and securities
2 coverages:
- loss of other property while inside
-loss of property from a safe
–also covers damage of building
Inside the premises - robbery or safe burglary of other property
2 types of coverages:
-theft, disappearance, or destruction of money and securities while outside premises and in care of messenger
-loss of other property outside premises by actual or attempted robbery and in care of messenger or armored car
outside the premises
covers loss of:
-damage to money and securities
-other property
-internal acts of fraud transmitted to external sources
computer fraud
covers losses when insured accepts invalid money in good faith
money orders and counterfeit money
surrender of property as a result of threat of bodily harm to insured
extortion
covers money, securities and other property owned by hotel guests while:
-on the insured’s premises
-in the insured’s possession
-in the safe-deposit box on isnured’s premises
guest’s property
party who promises to do (or not do) a specific thing
principal
the party (insurance company) who is fiscally responsible (pays the penalty) if the principal defaults on the bond
surety
the party to whom the principal makes the promise, and for whose protection the bond is being written
obligee
surety promises to pay if principal defaults on obligation
surety bonds
guarantee the fulfillment of contractual obligations
-contractor is principal who makes the promise to obligee
contract bonds
awarded to the lowest bidder and guarantee that if contractor’s bid is accepted, contractor will enter contract at price quoted
bid bond
guarantee that the contractor will complete the work as written in contract
performance bond
guarantee the contractor will pay supplier and subcontractors to keep project free of liens
payment bonds
guarantee materials will be available at agree price and time
supply bond
guarantee an employee’s honest discharge of duty are written to protect obligee against dishonest acts by an employee
fidelity bonds