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show A direct cause of loss  
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show Form of risk retention  
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show Lower And opposite is true: The lower the deductible, the higher the premium  
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All risk properties are also known as what?   show
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show The exclusions  
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show Strict or absolute liability  
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What is the principle of comparative negligence?   show
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show Injured party cannot recover or collect at all if they are partly at fault  
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What is the purpose of subrogation?   show
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show Oral or writing  
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show D-I-C-E D - declarations I - insuring agreement C - conditions E - exclusions  
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What does the declarations state?   show
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Where can the limits of liability be found in a policy?   show
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What does the insuring agreement describe?   show
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What does the conditions state?   show
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What does the exclusions state?   show
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show To clarify coverage  
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What is paid in addition to liability limits? AND where can this be found (in what section of Policy)?   show
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show CHANGES term of policy NOT policy conditons  
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What defines policy period?   show
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What is assignment?   show
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What are appraisals? And what is it used for in insurance?   show
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show Used on liability policies to determine if coverage applies  
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show Insured and insurer will go to arbitration if there is a disagreement that the liability policy does it does not provide coverage  
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show 3  
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What section in the policy can you find cancellation provisions?   show
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What must the insured do if they have a claim?   show
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show In the limits of liability  
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show To make sure the client carries adequate limits  
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show Property policy allows two or more policies insuring the same property to pay claims proportionately  
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show PROPORTIONATE (does not mean equal)  
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show Permits insurer to increase coverage immediately at no charge  
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What can insurers do to offset the claim expense?   show
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show You have moved out of your home and taken your furniture with you  
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What does unoccupied mean?   show
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What four things need to exist for negligent liability?   show
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If a person has wild animals or uses explosives, what type of liability would they have?   show
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Where is the policy period stated?   show
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show Additional coverage  
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show Functional replacement cost  
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show At the time of loss  
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With regard to fire insurance premium, structures with which if the following type of construction would most likely have the most favorable remount rate for the peril of fire?   show
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show Encourage the insured to insure the property closer to its full value - the insurer agreed to give the insured a reduced rate per hundred on the insurance and pay partial losses in full  
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show Refers to the section or clauses of an insurance policy that communicate the policy’s benefits, conditions, etc.  
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show Agreed value because when a loss occurs, the policy pays the agreed value as specified on the policy schedule regardless of insured items appreciation or depreciation  
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show insureds  
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show Liberalization  
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Property condition that precludes the insured from simply turning over damaged property to the insurer and claiming a total loss is called   show
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show Incurred losses + loss adjusting expenses / earned premium  
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To comply with coinsurance, what percentage does it need?   show
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show Declarations  
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show Consequential loss (indirect loss) is a second financial loss caused by coveted direct loss  
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In property and casualty what is the amount of loss the an insured must cover out of pocket?   show
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show Retention  
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The policy that pays first in the event of a covered loss is known as...   show
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Which coverages in dwelling and homeowners policies is for indirect loss?   show
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The part of a policy that clarifies terms in the policy is the:   show
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show Assignment  
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What factors determine actual cash value:   show
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Termination of in-force insurance policy prior to expiration date shown in policy is known as:   show
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