Fundamentos de Seguro de PropiedadPregunta 279 de 531
An agreed value provision on a commercial property policy works by:
a.Suspending the coinsurance clause for a term
b.Paying the full limit for any covered loss
c.Fixing the deductible for the policy term
d.Raising the limit as construction costs rise
Explicación
Agreed value is written after the insured files a statement of values that the insurer accepts, and in exchange the coinsurance condition is suspended, so a partial loss is settled without any underinsurance penalty. It does not turn the policy into a promise to pay the limit for every loss: the loss is still measured and the deductible still applies. Automatic increases in the limit as costs climb are the work of an inflation guard, not of agreed value.
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