QUESTION 5 Owens Holdings owns a building with an actual cash value of $200,000. The property...
Acme Company insured its building on a replacement cost basis for $700,000 under a property insurance policy that included an 80% coinsurance clause. The building had a replacement cost of $1,000,000 when it sustained a $40,000 covered loss. How much will Acme Company receive from its insurer, assuming a $5000 deductible applies? A, 40000 B; 30000 C,30625 D. 35000
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY CPOS 00 10 00 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY COVERAGE PART DECLARATIONS PAGE POLICY NO. SP 0001 EFFECTIVE DATE 101 1 2019 "X" If Supplemental Declarations Is Attached NAMED INSURED Al's Suds and Duds DESCRIPTION OF PREMISES Prem. Bldg. No. No. Location, Construction and Occupancy 001 001 1234 College Drive College Town, USA COVERAGES PROVIDED Insurance at The Described Premises Applies Only for Coverages for Which a Limit of Insurance Is Shown Prem. Bldg. No. No. 001 001 Coverage Building Your...
Application Question 6-8: Etchley Clothing owns a red brick building that it occupies as a retail clothing store. Etchley is purchasing a commercial property policy from Radley Insurance Company with a Causes of Loss - Broad Form for this building. Etchley has selected a policy with a limit of $500,000 on the building on a replacement cost basis with a 90 percent coinsurance clause and a $1,000 deductible. Because Etchley’s building is located fifteen miles from the nearest fire department...
Insurance coverage relies on 1. the law of large numbers, meaning Events that are statistically difficult to predict for a specific individual are more predictable for a large number of individuals b. Events that are statistically difficult to predict for a large number of individuals a. predictable are more individual. for an Insurers can statistically predict whether an individual will suffer a loss more accurately than they statistically predict whether a large number of individuals will suffer losses. d. C....
A homeowners' policy will typically pay up to $500 per plant that is damaged by a covered peril. This is an example of: an aggregate dollar limit an open perils dollar limit C. a specific dollar limit a mixed dollar limit none of the above e. You purchase an annuity for which you will make one payment of $15,000 on your 50 birthday. The annuity will start paying you $400 a month on your 67" birthday until you die. What...