Category C indicates Repairable salvage.
This usually applies to vehicles with significant damage and where the cost of repairs exceeds the book value. It can be sold for repair but must have VIC(Vehicle Identity Check) inspection before returning to the road. V5 documents are returned to DVLA and recorded as category C vehicles. You can re-apply for registration on the original identity once the VIC inspection has been done. VIC inspection and re-registration removes the Category C classification, but evidence it was at one time Category C remains on the vehicle's record at the DVLA and so will appear on a vehicle data check
Loss History, or Loss Runs, is an insurance document detailing the claims that your current and/or previous insurance carrier has paid out to you while you were insured by them. In order for you to receive a new quote for commercial insurance from a competing agent, loss runs or loss history is required to determine the extent of the risk involved in insuring your business.
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The primary contractor is going to have to cover the loss since the uninsured sub was working for them. It is the General contractors responsibility to make sure his sub-contractors were properly insured.
There is no company called 'Contents Insurance', however it is possible to buy contents insurance from many different insurance companies. Contents insurance is normally bought on your primary residency, this will cover you against unexpected loss.
It's Course of Construction or Builder's Risk insurance that you buy for a building you are putting up or if you are doing major renovations on an existing building.
A vehicle is Cat C when the cost of repairing it's damage is more than the pre-accident value of the car.
What is a category D car
A category of risk in which loss is the only possible outcome.
Dr Cr By: Loss by fire A/c 2000 By: Insurance Co A/c 10000 To: Goods destroyed by fir A/c 12000
This would all depend on what type insurance your referring to. It could mean different things for different types of insurance. For example home owner's it is water damage and for disability insurance it is a permanent dorso-lumbar and/or lumbosacral impairments.
Loss payee is a party to whom an insurance loss payment or insurance sattlement may be directly paid.
Schedule C is Profit or Loss from Business. Part II is Expenses and includes items such as depreciation on vehicles or equipment, business insurance premiums, contributions to pensions for your employees, and certain taxes (real estate and property on business assets, federal unemployment, etc.). You can claim all the deductions in the Expense Section for which you are eligible.
any kind of insurance loss
The cost of insurance premia on factory building is recurring expenditure and to be shown on the lefthand side of the Profit & Loss A/c of the company. This not at all a fixed cost.
No, diamond car insurance don't cover the loss of jewerly. They cover different kind of insurance like car insurance, home insurance and travel insurance.
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