Auto InsuranceQuestion 19 of 215
Under Part F of the Personal Auto Policy, an insurer wishing to non-renew a private passenger auto policy in California must give the named insured at least how many days advance written notice?
a.20 days
b.10 days
c.5 days
d.45 days
Explanation
California Insurance Code §663 requires at least 20 days' written notice before non-renewal of a personal auto policy. Cancellations for non-payment of premium require at least 10 days. Other mid-term cancellations for permitted reasons typically require 20 to 30 days. The 45-day notice answer is incorrect — it relates to certain homeowners non-renewals, not auto.
Law Reference: ISO PAP, Part F — General Provisions; Cal. Ins. Code §677.2Practice all 215 questions free — no signup required.
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