C81: Part 1: Study 7 Flashcards

(12 cards)

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Loss

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A word often used in place in the word “claim”. Refers to the amount an insurer must oay because one of the possibilities of loss insured against under a policy has happened

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Direcr Loss

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Damage to property by direct action of a peril insured against, as distringuished from contigent or indirect damage

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Indirect loss

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Loss resulting from direct damage to property; for example income & expense loss resulting from the inability to use damaged property

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Occurence

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1) A happening or event
2) The continual or repeated exposure ro an unfavourable situation neither intended nor expected to cause injury or damage
3) The geouping of related losses into a single loss situation

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Accident

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1) An unsusk, fortuitous, unexpected or unforseen event or iccurence
2) A mishap that is not expected or designed

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Claims-made basis

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A provision in some insurancr and reninsurance contracts covering only claims made during the term of the contract

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Foreiture

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The loss of a rifht as a result of the non preformance of some obligation or condition

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Prescription

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1) In law, limitstion of time within which legsl action be taken by a claimant
2) In inshrance, the period of time in which a claim may be brought by the policyholder

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Statue of limitations

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A law that determines the time period whithin which oarties can take a specific lefslcaction to enforce their righrs. Usually behints to run when the injury or damage occurs or was discovered

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Attest

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To swear or delcare, either verbally or in writting a particular document or testimony about an event is a true & accurate representatin of the facts

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Sworn statement

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Oral or written assertion of facrs stated under oath
example) addidavit

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Claims Examiner

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An employee of an insurance company who directs the ivestigations of staff adjusters & independent adjusters, reviews their reports & approves claims settlements

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