Dwelling Policy (DP)Pregunta 250 de 474
A major difference between a Dwelling policy and a Homeowners policy is that the Dwelling policy:
a.Does not automatically include personal liability coverage
b.Can be issued only to the owner of a condominium unit
c.Covers personal property but not the dwelling structure
d.Automatically covers the contents of the dwelling worldwide
Explicación
A Dwelling policy is primarily a property policy and does not automatically include personal liability or medical payments coverage; liability must be added by endorsement. A Homeowners policy packages property and personal liability together. This flexibility makes the Dwelling policy suitable for rentals and homes that do not qualify for Homeowners coverage, where liability may be handled differently.
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