Dwelling Policy (DP)Pregunta 262 de 474
After an unexplained loss to a dwelling written on an open-perils form, the burden of proof:
a.Falls on the insurer to show an exclusion applies
b.Is shared equally by the insurer and the insured
c.Falls on the insured to name the peril that caused it
d.Falls on the adjuster hired by the mortgage holder
Explicación
Open-perils wording reverses the usual burden. The insured shows a direct physical loss, and the insurer must point to an exclusion to deny it. The answer making the insured name the peril states the rule for a named-perils form such as the basic or broad dwelling policy, where the loss must be matched to a listed cause.
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