Homeowners Policy (HO)Câu 296 / 474
Which Homeowners form covers both the dwelling and the personal property on an open-perils basis?
a.HO-8
b.HO-5
c.HO-3
d.HO-2
Giải thích
The comprehensive form applies open perils to the dwelling and to contents, so the insurer must name an exclusion in order to deny either kind of loss. The HO-3 answer is the common trap: it writes the dwelling open perils but leaves contents on the broad list of named perils, and the HO-8 is the modified form for an older home.
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Câu hỏi liên quan cùng chủ đề
- An investor buys a house solely to rent out and does not live there. A Homeowners policy cannot be written because:
- A tenants form (HO-4) differs from the owner-occupied forms mainly because it:
- A unit-owner buys a standard HO-6. Before any endorsement, the built-in Coverage A limit for building property is:
- On the HO-2 broad form, the dwelling and the personal property are insured:
- A covered dwelling loss under the HO-8 modified form is settled on the basis of:
- Under an open-perils dwelling form, the burden of proof at claim time works this way:
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