Chapter 10 Vocab (Text) Flashcards

(25 cards)

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Declarations

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statements that provide information about the particular property or activity to be insured

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Insuring Agreement

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summarizes the major promises of the insurer

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Named-Perils Policy

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only those perils specifially named in the policy are covered

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Open-Perils Policy

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all losses are covered except those losses specifically excluded

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Special Coverage Policy

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An Open-Perils Policy

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Exclusions

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basic part of any insurance contract; exceptions to an insurance contract

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Conditions

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provisions in the policy that qualify or place limitations on the insurer’s promise to perform

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Named Insured

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person or party named on the declarations page of the policy

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First Named Insured

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first name that appears on the declarations page of the policy as an insured

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Other Insureds

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persons or parties who are not insured under the named insured’s policy even though they are not specifically named in the policy

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Additional Insured

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a person or party who is added to the named insured’s policy by an endorsement

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Endorsements and Riders

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In property and casualty insurance, means a written provision that adds to, deletes from, or modifies the provisions in the original contract. In life and health insurance, a rider is a provision that amends or changes the original policy

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Deductible

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a provision by which a specified amount is subtracted from the total loss payment that otherwise would be payable

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Straight Deductible

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the insured must pay a certain number of dollars of loss before the insurer is required to make a payment

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Aggregate Deductible

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all losses that occur during a specified time period, usually a policy year, are accumulated to satisfy the deductible amount

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Calendar Year Deductible

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Type of aggregate deductible that is found in individual and group medical expense policies

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Elimination/Waiting Period

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stated period fo time at teh beginning of a loss ruing which no insurance benefits are paid

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Coinsurance Clause

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in a property contract, encourages the insured to insure the property to a stated percentage of its insurable value. if it is not met at the time a loss, the insured must share in the loss as a coinsurer

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Equity in Rating

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fundamental purpose of coinsurance

20
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Coinsurance Clause

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a provision that requires the insured to pay a specified percentage of covered medical bills in excess of the deductible

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Other-insurance provisions

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typically present in property and casualty insurance and health insurance contracts; apply when more than one contract covers the same loss; purpose is to prevent profiting from insurance and violation of the principle of indemnity

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Pro Rata Liability

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generic term for a provision that applies when two ore more policies of the same type cover the same insurable interest in the property

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Contribution by Equal Shares

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another type of other-insurance provision that often appears in liability insurance contracts

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Primary and Excess Insurance

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Another type of other-insurance provision. The primary insurer pays first and the excess insurance pays only after the policy limits under the primary policy are exhausted

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Coordination of Benefits
provision is designed to prevent overinsurance and the duplication of benefits if one person is covered under more than one group health insurance plan