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CIP C12 - CH06 -Anatomy of a Property Policy_ Exclusions.
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CIP C12 - CH06 -Anatomy of a PropertyPolicy: Exclusions
What is the purpose of an exclusion? - CORRECT ANSWER-To remove certain
losses from the policy's coverage.
Exclusions list types of property that are not insured, and perils that are never or
sometimes not insured against.
Restrict coverage, remove exposures to loss considered undesirable or
uninsurab;e
What two types of exposure are typically listed in exclusions? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Exposures to trade risk or maintenance cost or exposures that are
inevitable (that is non-fortuitous).
And exposures that reflect underwriting and rating considerations
What is an exception? - CORRECT ANSWER-A case where a rule does not
apply.
In an exclusion under an insurance policy, an exception is a case where the
exclusion does not apply.
What does named-perils coverage insure against? - CORRECT ANSWER-Only
loss or damage caused by the listed perils.
What are the 3 steps in reading a policy? - CORRECT ANSWER-Determine
whether there is coverage under the policy.
If there is coverage, whether exclusions apply?
If there is an exclusion, is there an exception to the exclusion that restores
coverage.
, Outline the extended instructions under Step 3 in reading a policy. - CORRECT
ANSWER-If an exclusion applies, determine whether there is an exception to the
exclusion that restores coverage despite the exclusion. The onus falls back to the
insured to establish that an exception is triggered.
Why are perils typically excluded under the Homeowners forms? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Because the property does not fall under the named-perils coverage of
either form, is specifically excluded within the description of a named peril, or
falls within the exclusions listed in the form.
What are the main differences in how exclusions are applied in the various
Homeowners forms? - CORRECT ANSWER-In the progression in the 3 forms
from named-perils to all risk coverage for Coverage A, B, C
Why does property on exhibit face unique exposures? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Property on exhibit faces unique exposures to loss not contemplated
in the design of these forms - part 2 of coverage C.
Exhibits can be insured under an Exhibition Floater at terms reflective of risk and
according to circumstance.
Why does the Homeowners Comprehensive Form exclude property illegally
acquired or subject to forfeiture? - CORRECT ANSWER-Property is subject to
forfeiture for a period of 6 years after it is illegally imported into Canada.
It would be against public policy to provide coverage for property that can be
lawfully subject to forfeiture.
E.g. illegallable imported good not declared at customs.
What is excluded under Evidence of Debt or Title? - CORRECT
ANSWER-Coverage for property that may be insured by other forms specifically
designed for it.
Why is sporting equipment excluded under the Comprehensive Form? -
CORRECT ANSWER-Sporting equipment should be designed and manufactured
to standards appropriate to the stress it will sustain when used for its intended
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