Ch : 7 Indemnity Flashcards

(47 cards)

1
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What is an excess

A

An excess is an amount that is deducted from each claim and is paid by the insured.

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In which insurance the principle of losses will b paid in proportion to what the insured has decided to set a sum insured

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Applies to most Property insurance

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3
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Enterprise Act 2016

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Passed on 4th May 2016 and gives policy holders a legal right to claim damages in the event of a late payment

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After the amendment act, every insurers must pay any sum due to their insured within how many days

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Reasonable time

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5
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The maximum amount can be recovered under a property insurance policy is limited to the

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Sum Insured

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6
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In liability policies, the maximum amount that can be recovered is the

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Indemnity limit plus agreed costs

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7
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In which cases indemnity is restricted only by the amount of the court award

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Third party personal injury cover in a motor policy

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8
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Policies which contains limits within the overall sum insured

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Household contents policy

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In the absence of any new fpr old cover the insurers would have agreed to pay the insured

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Full replacement purchase price , less a deduction for wear and tear and depreciation

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10
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In an valued policy ( same as agrees value policy) the insurable value is agreed between

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Insurer and insured

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An in an unvalued policy how is the insurable value

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Calculated using the formula in the Marine insurance act ( MIA 1906)

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In which kind of policy , there is an identifiable insurance value

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Under Marine : both valued and unvalued

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The measure of indemnity for property

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Value at the date and place of loss

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14
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Which item its not possible to insure any kind of reinstatement basis

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Stock

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15
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In which item the insured is entitled to receive any potential profit on sale

A

Farming stock

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16
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In which policies principle of indemnity is modified

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Agrees value policies and first loss policies

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17
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If the agreed value is restricted to total loss then the partialoss will be settles on an

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Indemnity basis

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If the policy does not restrict the agreed value to total losses then the claim for damage will be settled on

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Proportionate basis

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Why non life insurance are called short term policies

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Insurer has the option of inviting renewal at the end of each period of insurance

20
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Definition of indemnity

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Indemnity is financial compensation sufficient to place the insured in the same financial position after a loss as they enjoyed immediately before the loss occurred

21
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What are benefits policies

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Policies providing fixed benefits.Eg Accident and sickness

22
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Benefit policies include

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Personal accident
Sickness
Critical illness
Payment protection indemnity
Hospital cash plans
Permanent health
Elements of travel insurance

23
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Several options for the settlement

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Cash payment
Repair
Replacement
Reinstatement

24
Q

Which types of insurance always involves the payment of money

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Money insurance
Fidelity Gurantee
Business interruption
Loss of rent
Liability policies ( payment to be made to the wronged party not to the insured )

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Which insurance its common by providing replacement as a means of providing indemnity
Glass insurance
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Repair is common example in which insurance
Motor
27
What is reinstatement
Means that the insurer agrees to restores a building ( or piece of machinery) that has been damaged by an insured peril.
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Reinstatement applies only to
Building and occasionally machinery
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Why property and liability policies are contracts of indemnity
A value can be placed on the subject matter insured
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Which policies are not contract of indemnity
Life and personal accident
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A home insurance policy does not state any specific settlement options.In the event of a claim,the policyholder is therefore
Legally entitled to financial compensation
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Reinstatement is a settlement option which
Restores the subject matter to the same condition it was in before the loss
33
Property and liability policies are contracts of indemnity because
A value can be placed on the subject matter insured
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When calculating the indemnity value of a manufacturers stock it will be defined as the cost of raw materials at the time and place of loss plus
Labour and costs in respect of work in progress and finished stock
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For which type of stock is the insured entitled to receive any potential profile on sale
Farming stock
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If an insured does not wish to insure the full value of their stock for theft they are most likely to need an
First loss policy
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If the insured understates the value of the subject matter of the insurance ..its said to be
Underinsurance
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Formula for pro rata condition of average
Sum insured ÷ value of goods at risk × loss
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Average condition cannot be applied to which insurances
Liability insurances
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An insurer would only pay the total sum insured under a policy if the insured suffered a
Total loss
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Why non life policies are called short term policies
Because the insurer has an option of inviting renewal at the end of each period of insurance
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The importance of the principle of indemnity was emphasised by whom and in which case
Brett LJ, in the case of Castellain v. Preston (1883)
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Which policy is a contract of indemnity and of indemnity only
Marine and fire policy
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If settlement option is not available or stated in the policy then on wjat basis the claim will be settled
Insured has a legal right to financial compensation
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Who has indicated what where policyholders do wish to have a replacement they should be allowed to choose where they purchase this and ther are entitled to a cash settlement if they cannot find an acceptable alternative
Financial Ombudsman Service
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In which policy it does not define the financial value of the indemnity
Liability policy as its often left for the court to decide
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Which policy where the indemnity is unlimited
Motor liability policy causing injury or death