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South Carolina Insurance Basics
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An exchange of unequal amounts or values. Premium paid by the insured is small in relation to amount paid by insurer.
Ambiguities in a Contract of Adhesion
Utmost Good Faith
Reasonable Expectations
Aleatory Contract
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Relinquishing of insured property into the hands of another, or into the possession of no one in particular
Act of Relinquishing
Abandonment
Release
Subrogation
3
Used as a lower cost alternative to lawsuit. Parties agree to resolve issue using a panel chosen by the court.
Certification
Subrogation
Arbitration
4
Provision in the policy that states in the event of a loss the insured can only collect up to the extent of the loss.
Concealment
Replacement Cost
Warranties
Indemnity
5
Because the company has the right to decide who it will and will not do business with, and insurance contract is a:
Conditional Contract
Agreement (Offer and Acceptance)
Unilateral Contract
Personal Contract
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All of the following are elements of a legal contract Except:
Legal Purpose
Offer and Acceptance
Contract
Competent parties
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SC law referred to as a stated amount, applied to real property being insured for losses cause by peril of fire.
SC valued policy law
SC Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association
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Method of valuing a loss based upon the amount a willing buyer would pay to a willing seller for the property.
Functional Replacement Cost
Market Value
Replacement Cost
Agreed Value
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Property insurance clause that extends broader coverage to current polices as long as it doesn't result in higher prices
Assignment
Subrogation
Liberalization
Provisions
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A primary policy is a policy that pays second in the event of a covered loss.
True
False
11
All of the following are duties of the insured after a loss except:
Cooperate with the insurer in settling the loss
Notify the police in the case of a theft loss
Cancel insurance policy
Protect the damaged property from further damage
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This doctrine transfers liability of one person to another person who would have a greater ability to pay. ex: parents
Vicarious Liability
Damages
Absolute Liability
Strict Liability
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Describes coverage under an insurance policy form that lists specific covered perils
Named Perl
Open Peril
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This must exist at the time of loss.
Hazard
Loss
Insurable Interest
Risk
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Condition of the subject of insurance that creates or increases the chance of loss, such as structural defects.
Morale Hazard
Moral Hazard
Physical Hazard
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Failure to use the care that a prudent person would have taken under the same circumstances.
Loss
Risk
Hazard
Negligence
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Interruption of the chain of events; sets in motion a new chain of events.
Statute of Limitations
Intervening Cause
Comparative Negligence
Vicarious Liability
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Current Replacement Cost - Depreciation=
Agreed Value
Actual Cash Value
Functional Replacement Cost
Market Value
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When the injured party does not need to prove negligence. Defendants engaged in hazardous activities.
Absolute Liability
Damages
Vicarious Liability
Strict Liability
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After a right or privilege has been waived, a party can't re-assert that right Which legal process is this?
Estoppel
Risk
Indemnity
Waiver
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The reduction, decrease or disappearance of value of the person or property insured in a policy, caused by a peril.
Loss
Risk
Hazard
Negligence
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The cost to replace damaged property with less expensive and more modern construction or equipment.
Agreed Value
Market Value
Replacement Cost
Functional Replacement Cost
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Represents a fair valuation for the property at the time the insurance is written and suspends any coinsurance.
Market Value
Current Replacement Cost- Depreciation=ACV
Agreed Value
Replacement Cost
24
Types of risk that are not insurable, involves the opportunity for loss or gain. Example is Gambling.
Speculative Risk
Pure Risk
Morale Risk
Physical Risk
25
At the time a policy is written, the insured ha several options as to how a loss will be valued. This is called..
Determined Value
Evaluation
Loss Valuation
Combined Value
26
A contract of adhesion is prepared by one of the parties (insurer) and drawn up by negotiations between two parties.
True
False
27
Legal Duty, Standard of Care, Proximate Cause and Actual Loss or damage are elements of what act?
Elements of Negligence Act
Elements of Risk
Elements of Pure Risk
Elements of Principles and Concepts
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Person or business that manufactures or sells a product makes an implied warranty that the product is safe.
Strict Liability
Vicarious Liability
Absolute Liability
Damages
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Sharing of a loss with other insurance that may be written on the same risk in the same proportion as their limits.
True
False
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All of the following are defenses against negligence except:
Sole Negligence
Intervening Cause
Comparative and Contributory Negligence
Assumption of Risk
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When a fan sits court side at a basketball game, they chose to undergo the risk of getting hit. This is.
Assumption of Risk
Contributory Negligence
Intervening Cause
Comparative Negligence
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Waiver is the voluntary act of relinquishing a legal right, claim or privilege.
False
True
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Requires that certain conditions must be met by the policyowner and the company in order fro the contract to be executed
Legal Interpretation
Unilateral Contract
Aleatory Contract
Conditional Contract
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Fault is shared between the parties involved and the awards for damages are reduced by the % of negligence of each party
Comparative Negligence
Assumption of Risk
Statute of Limitations
Contributory Negligence
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Only type of risk insurance companies are willing to accept. No opportunity for financial gain.
Speculative Risk
Moral Risk
Pure Risk
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Uncertainty or chance of a loss occuring
Risk
Insurable Interest
Loss
Hazard
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Protects policyholders from insurer insolvencies.
SC Valued Policy Law
SC Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty Association
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Applicants who demonstrate a careless attitude that could increase the chance of loss.
Pure Hazard
Moral Hazard
Morale Hazard
Speculative Hazard
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Insurers legal right to seek damages from third parties, after it has reimbursed the insured for the loss.
Liberalization
Subrogation
Provisions
Settlement
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Condition or situation that creates or increases the probability of or extent of a probable loss from a peril.
Loss
Hazard
Risk
Negligence
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All of the following are elements of an insurable risk except:
Business
Financial
Blood
Employee
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In a ______ contract, only one of the parties to the contract is legally bound to do anything, the insurer.
Personal
Conditional
Unilateral
Adhesion
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Dishonest predisposition on the part of an insured that increases the chance of loss.
Speculative Hazard
Moral Hazard
Morale Hazard
Pure Hazard
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Loss valuation by like kind and quality at today's price.
Replacement Cost
Agreed Value
Market Value
Actual Cash Value
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______ limit is the maximum limit of coverage available under a liability policy during a policy year.
Aggregate Limit
Per Occurrence Limit
Split Limit
Per Person Limit