Terms and Concepts Flashcards

1
Q

Peril

A

cause of loss

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2
Q

Named Peril v Open Peril

A

named - specifically listed
open - all perils unless excluded

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3
Q

Specific v Blanket Coverage

A

spec - one property at 1 location
blank - multiple pieces of property

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4
Q

ACV

A

actual csv
cost of replacing damaged prop. with comparable new minus depreciation

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5
Q

Mortgagee

A

person provided a loan with which to buy property

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6
Q

Loss Payee

A

person listed on ins doc. to which check will be issued

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7
Q

Breach of Warranty

A

violation of agreement between seller and buyer, condition, content, or quality of product

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8
Q

Concealment

A

withholding relative info about risk from ins. comp

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9
Q

Personal Injury

A

damage through libel, slander, false arrest, defamation of character, leading to financial judgement of person

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10
Q

Accident

A

unexpected, unforseen

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11
Q

Occurrence

A

event that results in an insured loss but not necessarily from an accident

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12
Q

Deposit Premium (commercial)

A

amount required by an ins. comp for ins. policies subject to premium adjustment

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13
Q

Audits (commercial)

A

used to determine the actual liability exposure to the insurer

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14
Q

Aggregate Limit

A

maximum dollar amount of coverage available in the policy

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15
Q

certificate of ins

A

document providing evidence of the existence of a particular policy

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16
Q

binder

A

temp. ins policy issued until permanent policy issued (60 days)

17
Q

endorsement

A

addition or subtraction to ins policy

18
Q

Liberalization clause

A

if the state expands a policy, all similar policies and endorsements will automatically have expanded coverage

19
Q

Monoline Policy

A

cover one risk

20
Q

Package poiicy

A

combines 2 or more forms of risks

21
Q

Direct loss v Indirect loss

A

Direct loss v Indirect loss

22
Q

Release

A

once claim is paid
cl or in, agree to give up any future claims against the insurer for the occurrence (double jeopardy)