Seguros y GravámenesPregunta 1484 de 1605
When a prime contractor is named as an 'additional insured' on a subcontractor's CGL policy, the practical benefit to the prime is that:
a.The sub's premiums are paid by the prime
b.The prime no longer needs its own liability policy
c.The prime automatically becomes the policyholder
d.The sub's policy may defend and indemnify the prime for liability arising from the sub's work
Explicación
Additional insured status extends the subcontractor's liability coverage to defend and indemnify the prime for claims arising out of the sub's operations. It shifts certain risk to the sub's insurer but does not replace the prime's own policy or transfer ownership of the policy.
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