A condominium unit owner increases loss assessment coverage in order to pay:
Explanation
Loss assessment responds when the association charges each unit owner a share of a loss to the common property or of a liability judgment against the association. The standard form includes only $1,000 of it as an additional coverage, which a large assessment quickly exhausts, so unit owners buy more by endorsement. Damage inside the unit and stolen property are Coverage A and Coverage C matters, not assessments.
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