Líneas ComercialesPregunta 469 de 531
Business income coverage is written on an actual loss sustained basis. That means the insurer pays:
a.the income actually lost, up to the limit
b.a set share of last year's revenue
c.the cost to replace the building
d.a fixed daily amount named in the declarations
Explicación
Actual loss sustained means the insured is paid what the suspension genuinely cost in lost net income and continuing expenses during the period of restoration, proved from its own books, subject to the limit of insurance. There is no per-day sum agreed in advance, which is what separates this from a valued or stated-amount approach. Rebuilding the structure is paid by the direct property coverage, not by business income.
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