The master insurance policy covers assets owned by all owners in common with all other owners. You can inquire as to these coverage specifics:
Please read the discussion area for other non-master insurance policy answers.
Regardless of the state where you live, your governing documents determine the pet policies for the community.Read them to discover the pet policies for your condominium association.
A condominium's association will have an insurance policy that covers the buildings. This can lead the owners of each individual condominium unit to believe that their belongings are covered under these policies, but this isn't necessarily the case. The association's insurance policy typically covers the outside of the building which means that the things people have in their condominium homes aren't covered. This is why these homeowners need condominium insurance. Owners of condominiums will not be looking for a homeowner's policy or even a renter's policy; they will need to make sure that they are seeking an insurance policy specifically for condominiums. The condominium unit owners will have to know everything their associations' policies do and do not cover in order to know what will need to be covered under their personal policies. The association's policy will, most likely, not cover the unit owners' personal items. This would include everything within the unit such as clothes, furniture and jewelry. The fixtures and the appliances may be covered under the association's policy but if they aren't, the condo insurance must include these types of items as well. Sometimes, people make improvements to their dwellings. Some association policies generously cover these improvements but if the policy doesn't, the right condo insurance policy will pay to repair any damage done to the improvements people have made. Before purchasing condo insurance, these homeowners need to take an inventory of all of the property inside the home that they would like to be covered under their policies. Don't forget about all of the items that are being stored in the garage; these items can also be covered under a condo insurance policy. Condo insurance can be made more affordable by seeking a quote from several different insurance companies. People may also agree to have a higher deductible; the higher they set their deductible, the lower the insurance company can set their premiums. They may also qualify for any discounts the insurance company has to offer. Lastly, if they purchase other types of insurance from the same company such as their auto and life insurance policies, they may be entitled to a bundling discount. The homeowner's insurance policy may have extensive coverage for each individual condominium unit, but these policies won't necessarily cover everything. All owners of condominium units need to find out what these policies don't cover and purchase their own policies to ensure that they can replace their belongings.
State Farm, Progressive and Geico are some well known companies that offer condo association insurance policies. There are local and lesser known companies such as Melendez Insurance that offer condo association insurance policies also.
The policies regarding search and seizure on college campuses are that police officers have to have a search warrent from a judge before they can search someone.
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To be honest, this would depend on which school we were talking about. Some schools will allow hairstyles such as dreadlocks, but others wouldn't. If you have any concerns or questions regarding a particular school's policies regarding hair etc. it's probably best you contact them directly.
These 5 things (the law, organizational policies, professional association policies, community morality, and individual conscience) can be drawn upon when faced with an ethical dilemma.
(in the US) No, the military has no official policies regarding the marriage of officers or enlistees.
Any owner of a condominium is obligated to read and understand the governing documents for the association where the owner owns real estate property. Governing documents cover reserve requirements, and many state laws also cover reserve studies and reserve contribution percentages. (Reserves are used to replace common area real estate assets at the ends of their useful lives.) As well, associations are required to carry master insurance policies. If a building collapses in a matter of years from non-maintenance, certainly an owner would have a cause of action against the association's board of directors. More to the point, however, an owner must understand how their real estate assets are being maintained and preserved: whether it's a single family home or a condominium.
Their policies concerning Palestinians and their claim to land. Their social policies regarding single parents and women. Their settlement policies on the West bank. Their policies on controlling Palestinians moving within the West bank.
Since every owners association is different: every condominium or homeowners property is different from any other, the master insurance policy coverage is tailored to each individual property.As well, it depends on what kind of 'hazard' to be insured: a natural disaster? an attractive nuisance (swimming pool), and so forth.Your master policy broker can answer your specific question.
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