unit4 Flashcards
real property
permanent structures and buildings
scheduled vs blanket property coverage
scheduled- specific, detailed list of covered items ex: ring
blanket-inclusive
no list
ex: all contents in your house
policy limit a.k.a what other 3 names
listed where in the policy
limit of coverage
limit of liability
limit of insurance
listed in declarations section
represents the maximum amount the insurance company will pay for a loss
open peril
policy insures against all risks of direct physical loss. a.k.a. all risk, special, or comprehensive coverage.
named peril or specified peril
coverage lists the perils ( causes of loss) insured against
basic perils
fire, lightning, internal explosion
what is the extended coverage (EC) perils
nine additional covered perils
wcshavver v&mm
wind, civil commotion, smoke, hail, aircraft, vehicle, volcano, explosion, riot
vandalism and malicious mischief
broad peril coverage
named peril coverage of basic perils
Big Affect
burglary, ice,glass, accidental discharge or water, freezing objects, falling objects, electrical current, collapse, tearing asunder
broad form expands coverage for what two perils
vehicles- covers people other than the insured
smoke peril caused by fireplace
broad peril exclusions
weight of ice, accidental continuous discharge, flooding from natural source (i.e., river), burglary if property is vacant more than 60 consecutive days
special perils coverage
and common exclusions
insures against all risks of direct physical loss unless they are specifically excluded
exclusion
flooding, earthquake, intentional damage, losses due to enforcement, damage caused by power interruption, government seizure
direct vs indirect loss
direct-the immediate damage caused by the peril
indirect- loss over time as a result of the direct loss
A person’s property can be divided into what two classes
real property and personal property
classes of construction
1-frame 2-masonry 3-noncombustible 4-masonry noncombustible 5-modified fire resistive 2hrs or less 6-fire resistive 2hrs or more
loss valuation
how the insurance company determines appropriate amount of loss to be paid