Póliza de Propietarios (HO)Pregunta 333 de 531
The built-in Coverage A on a standard HO-6 is meant to insure:
a.the unit-owner's furniture and clothing
b.building items the unit-owner is responsible for
c.the entire building the association owns
d.the association's liability to unit owners
Explicación
The unit-owners form carries a small built-in Coverage A limit, $5,000 on the standard form, for the building items the owner insures rather than the association: cabinets, flooring, fixtures and interior finishes added to the unit. Furniture and clothing belong to Coverage C, a limit the owner selects. The whole structure is insured by the association's master policy, not by this small limit.
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