Dwelling Policy (DP)Pregunta 273 de 474
A dwelling insured on a basic form is damaged by fire. The building loss is settled on:
a.A functional replacement cost basis for old homes
b.An actual cash value basis at the time of loss
c.A replacement cost basis with no deduction taken
d.A market value basis set by a local appraisal
Explicación
The basic dwelling form settles building losses at actual cash value, that is, replacement cost less depreciation at the time of the loss. Replacement cost on the dwelling is what the broad and special forms offer when their insurance-to-value condition is met, and market value is a sale price that reflects land and location rather than rebuilding cost.
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