Commercial PropertyQuestion 96 of 215
A commercial insured wants the broadest causes-of-loss form available so coverage applies to any direct physical loss that is not specifically excluded. Which causes-of-loss form should the producer recommend?
a.Basic Form
b.Special Form
c.Broad Form
d.Named Perils Form
Explanation
The Special Form is the broadest of the three standard causes-of-loss forms. It uses an open-perils (also called all-risk) approach: coverage applies to any direct physical loss unless the form specifically excludes the peril. Basic and Broad are named-perils forms and only cover the perils listed.
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