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What element is essential for an event to qualify as a 'certified act of terrorism' under the policy's endorsement?
What element is essential for an event to qualify as a 'certified act of terrorism' under the policy's endorsement?
- Direct support from a foreign government.
- Involvement of a known terrorist organization listed by a federal authority.
- Declaration of a state of emergency by the local government.
- Damages exceeding a specified monetary threshold, typically $5 million. (correct)
How does the policy address alterations to its terms after the initial agreement?
How does the policy address alterations to its terms after the initial agreement?
- Amendments become effective immediately upon the policyholder's request, regardless of documentation.
- Amendments are impliedly accepted through the conduct of the parties involved.
- Verbal agreements are adequate for amending the policy, provided both parties are in agreement.
- All amendments must be formally documented in writing to be considered valid. (correct)
How does the policy treat losses resulting from interruptions in utility services such as electricity or water?
How does the policy treat losses resulting from interruptions in utility services such as electricity or water?
- Losses are covered only if the interruption lasts for more than 24 hours.
- Losses are covered only if the interruption is a direct result of a peril insured against in the policy. (correct)
- Losses are exclusively covered for interruptions in electrical service, provided they meet certain conditions.
- Losses due to utility service interruption are not covered under any circumstances.
In the context of policy adjustments following inspections, what is the primary consideration for the insurer?
In the context of policy adjustments following inspections, what is the primary consideration for the insurer?
What specific stipulation does the policy make regarding interior damage caused by rain or snow?
What specific stipulation does the policy make regarding interior damage caused by rain or snow?
Which losses does the policy exclude from coverage under all circumstances?
Which losses does the policy exclude from coverage under all circumstances?
How does the policy approach the duration of coverage for business income loss following property damage?
How does the policy approach the duration of coverage for business income loss following property damage?
What is the insurer's recourse when addressing damage to insured property?
What is the insurer's recourse when addressing damage to insured property?
How are premium payments and potential adjustments handled under the policy terms?
How are premium payments and potential adjustments handled under the policy terms?
What specific obligation does the insured NOT have under the common policy conditions?
What specific obligation does the insured NOT have under the common policy conditions?
What does the 'Service of Suit' endorsement enable the policyholder to do?
What does the 'Service of Suit' endorsement enable the policyholder to do?
How does the policy define what is covered with regard to the collapse of a building?
How does the policy define what is covered with regard to the collapse of a building?
In the event of damage requiring repairs or replacement, how is the actual cash value of the property determined?
In the event of damage requiring repairs or replacement, how is the actual cash value of the property determined?
How does the policy provide coverage for newly acquired buildings?
How does the policy provide coverage for newly acquired buildings?
Under what circumstances does the coverage known as 'Ordinance or Law' apply?
Under what circumstances does the coverage known as 'Ordinance or Law' apply?
Which of the following best describes the policy's stance on the coverage of electronic data?
Which of the following best describes the policy's stance on the coverage of electronic data?
What additional coverage specifically addresses the costs associated with fire department services following a covered loss?
What additional coverage specifically addresses the costs associated with fire department services following a covered loss?
What timeframe does the insurer have to audit the insured's books and records after the policy period concludes?
What timeframe does the insurer have to audit the insured's books and records after the policy period concludes?
Regarding the transfer of rights and duties under the policy, what is typically specified?
Regarding the transfer of rights and duties under the policy, what is typically specified?
Under what circumstance can losses due to certified acts of terrorism be covered?
Under what circumstance can losses due to certified acts of terrorism be covered?
What action extends an additional right to the first Named Insured regarding policy changes?
What action extends an additional right to the first Named Insured regarding policy changes?
What is the required duration of notice if the insurer cancels the policy due to nonpayment of premium?
What is the required duration of notice if the insurer cancels the policy due to nonpayment of premium?
What specific measures are included in the term 'Increased Cost of Construction' in the policy?
What specific measures are included in the term 'Increased Cost of Construction' in the policy?
What is the policy's position on premium adjustments?
What is the policy's position on premium adjustments?
What specific condition applies to the theft of building materials under the policy?
What specific condition applies to the theft of building materials under the policy?
How does the policy approach losses that occur due to vandalism and malicious mischief??
How does the policy approach losses that occur due to vandalism and malicious mischief??
What aspect does the insurer's inspections and surveys primarily focus on?
What aspect does the insurer's inspections and surveys primarily focus on?
How does the policy consider the value of valuable papers and records in the event of loss or damage?
How does the policy consider the value of valuable papers and records in the event of loss or damage?
Which of the following statements correctly describes the nature of loss adjustment expenses under the policy?
Which of the following statements correctly describes the nature of loss adjustment expenses under the policy?
How are accounts receivable generally handled under the typical insurance policy?
How are accounts receivable generally handled under the typical insurance policy?
What are the implications of the policy regarding damage to property while it is being transported?
What are the implications of the policy regarding damage to property while it is being transported?
Under what scenario does the policy extend coverage for damages caused by fungi, wet or dry rot, or bacteria?
Under what scenario does the policy extend coverage for damages caused by fungi, wet or dry rot, or bacteria?
How does the policy provide or exclude coverage for outdoor signs?
How does the policy provide or exclude coverage for outdoor signs?
What stipulations are placed on coverage for losses resulting from theft??
What stipulations are placed on coverage for losses resulting from theft??
Flashcards
Policy Number
Policy Number
The policy number for this document is AYT713702418.
Underwriting Company
Underwriting Company
The underwriting company for this policy is Columbia Casualty Company.
Terrorism Coverage Act Date
Terrorism Coverage Act Date
As of 2007, the terrorism coverage act removed the requirement that acts must be committed by foreign interests.
Federal Participation Rate (2015)
Federal Participation Rate (2015)
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Terrorism Loss Limit
Terrorism Loss Limit
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Cancellation Notice (Nonpayment)
Cancellation Notice (Nonpayment)
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Insured's Responsibilities
Insured's Responsibilities
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Purpose of Inspections
Purpose of Inspections
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Audit Timeframe
Audit Timeframe
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Policy Transfer
Policy Transfer
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Terrorism Coverage
Terrorism Coverage
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Terrorism Event Qualification
Terrorism Event Qualification
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Named Insured Rights
Named Insured Rights
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Policy Amendments
Policy Amendments
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Service of Suit Endorsement
Service of Suit Endorsement
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Electronic Data Coverage
Electronic Data Coverage
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Fire Service Coverage
Fire Service Coverage
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Nuclear Hazard Exclusion
Nuclear Hazard Exclusion
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Inspection Impact
Inspection Impact
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Premium Adjustments
Premium Adjustments
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Theft of Materials
Theft of Materials
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Insurer's Options for Damage
Insurer's Options for Damage
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Actual Cash Value
Actual Cash Value
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Rain/Snow Damage
Rain/Snow Damage
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Collapse Coverage
Collapse Coverage
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Increased Construction Costs
Increased Construction Costs
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Business Income Duration
Business Income Duration
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Newly Acquired Buildings
Newly Acquired Buildings
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Ordinance or Law Coverage
Ordinance or Law Coverage
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Utility Interruption
Utility Interruption
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Study Notes
- Policy number: AYT713702418
- The underwriting company is Columbia Casualty Company.
Terrorism Coverage
- The Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA) initially required acts of terrorism to be committed by foreign interests to be covered.
- As of 2007, the requirement for acts to be committed by foreign interests was removed.
- In 2015, the federal participation rate in payment of terrorism losses was 85%.
- The maximum limit for terrorism-related losses insured under the federal program in a calendar year is $100 billion.
- Losses due to certified acts of terrorism can be covered if they result in a fire.
- The endorsement concerning certified acts of terrorism is defined as acts causing over $5 million in damages.
Policy Cancellation
- A 10-day notice is required if the policy is canceled by the insurer for nonpayment of premium.
Insured's Responsibilities
- Paying all premiums
- Allowing inspections and surveys
- Keeping financial records available for audit
- Maintaining safe working conditions is NOT a responsibility of the insured under the common policy conditions.
Inspections and Surveys
- Inspections and surveys by the insurer relate primarily to insurability and premium calculation.
Examination of Books and Records
- The insurer can examine and audit the insured's books and records up to 3 years after the policy period.
Transfer of Rights and Duties
- Policy rights and duties are transferable in the event of the insured's death.
Policy Changes
- The first Named Insured has the right to make changes with the insurer's consent.
- Policy amendments must be in writing.
Service of Suit Endorsement
- The Service of Suit Endorsement allows process service through specific legal channels.
Electronic Data
- Electronic data is excluded unless specifically included.
Additional Coverage
- The additional coverage specifically related to fees for fire department services is the Emergency Responder Service Charge.
Exclusions
- Coverage for losses caused by nuclear hazards are excluded under all circumstances.
Inspections and Surveys Considerations
- Changes due to information contained in inspections and surveys are considered for insurability and premium purposes.
Premium Adjustments
- Premium adjustments can be made with the insurer's consent.
Theft of Building Materials
- Theft of building materials are excluded unless part of ongoing construction.
Insurer's Right to Repair or Replace
- The insurer may choose to repair, replace, or pay for damage.
Actual Cash Value
- Actual cash value is determined as replacement cost minus depreciation.
Interior Damage Limitation
- Claims for interior damage due to rain or snow are covered only if the building was first damaged by a covered cause.
Collapse Coverage
- Collapse coverage is activated if caused by specified causes like decay or insect damage.
Increased Cost of Construction
- Increased Cost of Construction only covers code upgrades mandated after a covered loss.
Business Income and Extra Expense Coverage Duration
- Business income and extra expense coverage are limited to 12 months following the loss.
Newly Acquired Buildings
- Newly acquired buildings are automatically covered for 30 days.
Ordinance or Law Coverage
- Ordinance or Law coverage covers the enforcement of building codes regarding undamaged portions of the building.
Utility Service Interruption
- Losses due to utility service interruption are covered if caused by a peril insured against.
Electronic Data Exclusion
- Electronic data is always excluded.
Outdoor Signs Endorsement
- A specific endorsement is required for covering outdoor signs.
Accounts Receivable Coverage
- Accounts receivable are covered only with a specific endorsement.
Valuable Papers and Records
- Valuable papers and records are covered, including the cost to research, replace, or restore the lost information.
Property in Transit
- Damage to property while in transit is covered under the inland marine section.
Theft Coverage Limitations
- Theft of certain types of property, like jewelry or furs, is limited or excluded.
Vandalism and Malicious Mischief Conditions
- For the policy to cover vandalism and malicious mischief, the property must be occupied.
Loss Adjustment Expenses
- Loss adjustment expenses are paid separately and in addition to the loss.
Fungi, Wet or Dry Rot, or Bacteria Coverage
- Coverage is provided for fungi, wet or dry rot, or bacteria if resulting from a covered cause of loss.
Additional Increased Cost of Construction
- Additional increased cost of construction covers any increased costs due to changes in building codes.
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