RETAKE Chapter 2: Policy Provisions and Contract Laws Flashcards

(15 cards)

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Appraisal DEF.
What happens if there is not an agreement made?

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A disagreement between the insurer and the insured of VALUE of property loss

will select and umpire; if cannot agree on UMPIRE, American Arbitration (AAA) appoints one

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Agreement vs Assignment

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offer and acceptance (element of ins.) “starting the contact”

the transfer of a legal right or interest of an ins. policy
“handing it off (with permission)”

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Insurance Agreement def. and FIVE contents

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establishes the obligations of the INS COMP> to provide the ins. COV. as stated in policy

  1. contracts
  2. effectiveness
  3. renewal dates
  4. des. of cov.
  5. perils
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Conditions Def. and FOUR Contents

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Indicates general rules or procedures agreed under terms of policy
1. Inspections
2. Changes to the policy
3. liberazation clause
4. return of premium

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Decleration def. and FIVE contents

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Contains the basic underwriting info:
1. name
2. address
3. amount of cov.
4. amount of premuim
5. dec. of Loaction

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Considerations

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Insured- consideration is PAYMENT OF PREMIIUM & REPRESENTATION

INSURER- consideration is the PROMISE TO PAY LOSSES

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Fair Credit Reporting Act

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Administrated by federal trade commissions

Proctes consumers from any distributing false of obsolete personal financial info

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Sources of Insurabliity? INFO that is used (5)

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used before underwritting process
1. Application form
2. Motor Vehicle Records
3. Interviews w/ neighbors, friends
4. Inspection of property
5. Inspection of insurance history

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Arbitration

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disagreement on how to SETTLE CLAIMS sent to one or more arbitrators

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The condition section outlines

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duties after a loss (like proof of loss, cooperation, etc.).

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A unilateral contract means

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only one party (insurer) makes a legally enforceable promise (to pay a claim).

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Contracts of adhesion are

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“take it or leave it” — the insured must accept the terms as written.

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How does an agreement work?

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The insured makes the offer (by applying), and the insurer accepts (by issuing the policy).

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Insurance contracts are (4)

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are personal,
conditional,
unilateral,
adhesive.

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When does an applicant make an offer?

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The applicant makes the offer when submitting the app — insurer accepts or rejects.

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