This chapter’s objectives are to: Explain how the simplified commercial lines portfolio policy meets property loss exposures, identify property and perils covered by boiler and machinery insurance, describe how insurance contracts can be designed to insure property that fluctuates in value, list the different types of consequential loss exposures and types of insurance coverage available for such loss exposures.
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Trang 2• Explain how the Simplified Commercial Lines
Portfolio policy meets property loss exposures
• Identify property and perils covered by boiler and machinery insurance
Trang 3• Or to prevent the occurrence of such a loss
• Expediting expenses
– The reasonable extra cost of expediting repair of the machinery
• Including overtime costs and the extra cost of express or
Trang 5• A standalone policy and cannot be added to the CPP
Trang 6– Prior to 1996, the business owners program assumed the insured would insure 100 percent to value
Trang 8– New locations are automatically covered
– The insured does not have to pay premiums on limits of liability in the policy
– The possibility of having gaps in coverage or duplication of
insurance is virtually eliminated
– Insured avoids being shortrated when coverage is reduced
Trang 9– To adjust insurance protection for business firms that have many plants located in different geographical areas
Trang 11– Such as taxes, insurance premiums, interest, heat, light, power, and depreciation
Trang 13• Undertakes to reimburse the insured for profits and fixed expenses lost as a result of damage to property from an insured peril
• The property will indemnify the insured subject given the following conditions
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• Coinsurance forms are available that allow the insured to carry as little as ½ of its annual insurable value
• However, if the firm has reason to believe it might take as much as a year to restore the business to regular
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Trang 19• By endorsement an insured can choose one of three alternatives to coinsurance
• Under the standard approach, the insurancetovalue requirement is based on the estimated business income that is expected during the twelve months following the date of purchase of the insurance policy
Trang 22• Certain types of business firms do not find it
possible or expedient to close down following the destruction of their physical plants
– Firms such as laundries, newspapers, dairies, public
utilities, banks, and oil dealers will often continue their businesses using alternative facilities
• Closing of these firms would deprive the public of a vital service or would involve a complete loss of goodwill or of business to competitors
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Trang 24• Leasehold
– An interest in real property that is created by an
agreement (a lease) that gives the lessee (the tenant) the right of enjoyment and use of the property for a
Trang 25• Use to insure losses that result from fire
direct damage by fire or in terms of elapsed time
Trang 28• Rain, as such, seldom causes any direct damage to property
• The accumulation of water due to extended rainfall does cause much loss to property
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