Property Insurance: Comprising Fire and Marine Insurance, Automobile Insurance, Fidelity and Surety Bonding, Title Insurance, Credit Insurance, and Miscellaneous Forms of Property InsuranceD. Appleton, 1922 - 601 pages |
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Page ix
... limited to the continuance of policy violation , 22. Development of the stand- ard policy , 23. Grouping of provisions in the policy , 27. Copy of New York standard fire policy , 28 . III . THE INSURED INSURABLE INTEREST AND As ...
... limited to the continuance of policy violation , 22. Development of the stand- ard policy , 23. Grouping of provisions in the policy , 27. Copy of New York standard fire policy , 28 . III . THE INSURED INSURABLE INTEREST AND As ...
Page xi
... limited to the actual cash value of the property , 117. Com- pany's option to rebuild or replace , 118. Aban- donment of property to company prohibited , 119 . IX . TERM OF THE CONTRACT - RENEWAL AND CAN- CELLATION • ' ' 121 . When ...
... limited to the actual cash value of the property , 117. Com- pany's option to rebuild or replace , 118. Aban- donment of property to company prohibited , 119 . IX . TERM OF THE CONTRACT - RENEWAL AND CAN- CELLATION • ' ' 121 . When ...
Page xix
... Limited " and " unlimited " policies , 539 . " Collection " and " noncollection " policies , 540 . Other leading policy provisions , 544 . The ap- plication , 544. Term and renewal of the policy , 545. Definition of insolvency , 546 ...
... Limited " and " unlimited " policies , 539 . " Collection " and " noncollection " policies , 540 . Other leading policy provisions , 544 . The ap- plication , 544. Term and renewal of the policy , 545. Definition of insolvency , 546 ...
Page 5
... limited to the exact amount of the expected loss . It is in the application of this principle that the nature of the gain to society from the institution of insurance be- comes apparent . Thus , let us assume that there are five ...
... limited to the exact amount of the expected loss . It is in the application of this principle that the nature of the gain to society from the institution of insurance be- comes apparent . Thus , let us assume that there are five ...
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... limited to this smaller premium whereas in the absence of insurance it would be increased substantially . By thus eliminating uncertainty , marine insurance greatly reduces the margin of profit wanted in commercial transactions ...
... limited to this smaller premium whereas in the absence of insurance it would be increased substantially . By thus eliminating uncertainty , marine insurance greatly reduces the margin of profit wanted in commercial transactions ...
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actual cash value added hereto agent agreed agreement amount of insurance ance application appraisal assignment assume Assured automobile average Boiler Insurance bond broker building cancellation cargo cause cent charge claim coinsurance clause collision company's contract cost court coverage credit insurance debtor deduction endorsement excess fidelity bonds fire and marine hazard hereby hereunder Indemnified indemnity insurable interest insurance companies involved liability limited Lloyd's Lloyd's of London loss or damage marine insurance ment Mercantile Agency moral hazard mortgagee clause mortgagor notice occupancy paid pany parties payable payment perils person policy covering policyholders premises premium principle property insured property owners proportion protection rata reinsurance respect risk schedule standard fire policy standard policy stipulated subrogated surance Surety surety bond thereof tion title insurance total loss underwriters unearned unless usually vessel warranty written York