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| new york standard 165-line fire policy |
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| the basis for all fire insurance policies sold in most states is the _ |
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| a policy written for residential home or dwelling |
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| policy written for office building, etc. |
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| real property, personal property |
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| fire insurance may be purchased to insure only a building structure _, or the contents _, or both on the same policy |
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| theft of contents, liability |
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| the standard fire policy never covers _, and it does not contain any _ coverage |
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| is a form added to a policy that changes the policy's provisions for better or worse, usually for an extra premium |
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| the declarations page declares the name of the insurance company _ and the name of the insured. |
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| the amount of the premium paid and his or her answers to the questions on the application, and the company's consideration is its agreement to abide by the provisions contained in the policy and to pay covered claims |
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| the policy starts and ends at _ on the inception and expiration date shown in the declarations. |
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| most insurance companies will depreciate a building at a rate of about _ per year, up to a maximum of about _ |
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| the loss of business income as a result of the fire and not covered on the standard fire policy |
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| insurable interest must exist when? |
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| fire, lightning and removal |
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| standard fire policy only covers 3 perils: |
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| suppose during a fire, you remove furniture and a fire truck hits it ... this peril is _ |
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| policy is _ if the insured willfully conceals or misrepresents any material fact concerning the insurance. |
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| is never covered on a fire policy |
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| something that increases the risk |
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| unearned premium on a short rate basis |
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| in the event of a cancellation by the insured, the insurance company will refund to the insured any _ |
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| if the insurer cancels the insured they are required to pay all of the unearned premium known as _ |
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| cancellation for nonpayment of premium is always considered _ |
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| cancellation for non-payment of premium only requires _ days advance notice |
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| collateral security interest |
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| the bank's insurable interest position in the property is called a _ |
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| if the insured and insurer fail to agree on the amount to be paid in the event of a loss, each side may hire its own appraiser and bear the cost thereof. |
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| the insured may not walk away from the property after a loss without assisting the insurance company in its settlement. This is called _ |
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| endorsements on a standard fire policy are found on the _ |
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| dp1 basic, dp2 broad, dp3 special or all risk |
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| three dwelling property forms |
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| a dwelling property form is added to the standard fire policy when insuring a dwelling structure of up to _ |
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| commercial building and personal property form |
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| if the standard fire policy is being written to insure a commercial structure instead of a dwelling ,then the insurance company would add a form called _ |
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| standard 165 line policy covering named perils of fire, lightning and removal only. |
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| a named peril policy that pays on acv for both structure and contents. extra premiums buy extended endorsement coverage. and vandalism or malicious mischief |
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| a named peril policy that adds several perils. some extensions are in addition to coverage a limit, while others reduct it. structures are covered for replacement cost; contents are still ACV |
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| an all risk policy - on the structures coverage only, in which anything not excluded is covered. |
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| an example of an indirect loss |
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| rental value is a type of _ meaning that the loss of income will occur over a period of time |
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| covers teh removal from the covered property of any debris caused by a loss covered by the policy. an additional amount of insurance. |
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| the deductible clause is found on the _ |
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| wind hail aircraft riot and civil commotion vehicles volcanic eruption explosion smoke |
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| WHARVVES the additional premiums in the ECE |
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| a dwelling under construction is not considered _ |
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| gives the insurance company permission to broaden (make the policy better) without notifying the insured, as long as teh change applies to all policy holders and no additional premium is charged. |
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| in which the insurance company is liable for only a proportionate amount of the loss, calculated by an equation |
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