Dwelling PolicyQuestion 72 of 158
Which ISO Dwelling Property form provides open-perils (special form) coverage on the dwelling structure but continues to insure personal property on a named-perils basis?
a.DP-1 Basic Form
b.DP-3 Special Form
c.DP-2 Broad Form
d.HO-4 Contents Broad Form
Explanation
The DP-3 Special Form insures the dwelling and other structures on an open-perils basis — any cause of loss not specifically excluded is covered — while keeping personal property on a named-perils list. DP-1 uses named perils throughout, DP-2 uses broader named perils throughout, and HO-4 is a renters policy (contents only), not a Dwelling form.
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