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What is the process for a business to accept insurance?
Not sure if you mean, if you mean for insurance to issue a policy on a business, policy will be submitted to the underwriting dept. that will review, and investigate the risk and then make the determination if their company will 'accept the risk' of insuring this business.
Does a builders risk policy provide liability?
It depends if the builder's risk policy is just for property or for property and liability. You can have a builder's risk policy, which includes general liability. If the insured is owner of the building, the general liability exposure is the cost of the project and will classes under subcontractor.
Where can you get assigned risk car insurance in Dallas Texas?
Any Insurer who participates in the Assigned Risk Insurance Plan can place a policy there for you. But why would you want an assigned risk policy? The assigned risk pool is for high risk drivers who can't find insurance anywhere else.
What is the difference between a Named perils insurance policy and an All risk insurance policy?
Standard Homeowners Policy Verses All Risk PoliciesMost Homeowners Insurance Policies are "Named Risk". They list all the covered perils for which the Insurance company will offer coverage. So If It is not on the list, It basically is not covered.An All Risk Policy is just the opposite. It lists all the perils that are "not" covered, On these policies if it is not on the list, then it "is" covered.AnswerA named perils policy only covers perils listed in the policy. For example, a named perils policy will usually cover an accidental fire loss at your home because fire is listed as a covered peril. However, lets say you have a water loss at your home when a water line breaks. If water loss is not listed as a covered peril under your policy, then you will have to pay for the damage yourself, which can be expensive. For a named peril policy you need to look at the the policy to see what perils are covered.On the other hand, an all risk policy will cover any peril unless its specifically excluded under your policy. An all risk policy provides you more coverage than a named peril policy. For an all risk policy you will look to the Exclusions section of the policy to determine what is not covered. In the water loss example above, unless water losses are specifically excluded under the policy, the loss is covered.An all risk policy will cost you more in premiums, but is worth the price.
Can you go to job corps pregnant?
no, which is why they have the strict no sex policy
What is non standard commercial risk?
distinguish between a "standard" commercial risk and a "non standard" commercial risk in a fire policy
What is no risk no fault insurance?
In fact, term insurance policies can be called no risk no fault insurance, as no claim is payable during the tenure of the policy and only in the event of death of the policy holder, claim is payable to the nominated person of the policy.
What is all-risk insurance?
An all risk policy is actually what most standard homeowners policies are and it does not mean "literally" all risks are insured. These are polices that are written not with named perils but they would cover any loss unless it meets one of the exclusions. There will be many exclusions and conditions so read your policy well.
What are the release dates for Date with the Angels - 1957 No-Risk Policy 2-10?
Date with the Angels - 1957 No-Risk Policy 2-10 was released on: USA: 15 November 1957
What risk does a company run with the lack of an email policy?
Lack of an e-mail policy creates legal risks.
What is risk based insurance?
Both life and general insurance policies are risk based. In the case of life insurance policy, the risk is human life based. In general insurance, the risk whether cash/kind varies as per specific nature of the policy.In fact insurance policy is a substitute against avertment of risk factor.
What identifies an organizations security risk and level of authority?
security policy
