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Fire insurance is a contract between an insurer and insured where the insurer agrees to indemnify the insured for losses from fire damage to property. The insurer will pay agreed amounts to compensate for fire losses up to a set amount in exchange for premium payments. There are different types of fire insurance policies including valued policies that set agreed property values, average policies that account for underinsurance, specific policies that set maximum payout sums, and floating or declaration policies that cover moving or fluctuating property amounts.
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Fire insurance provides coverage against losses from fire and other specified risks. There must be an actual loss for a claim to be made, and the fire must be accidental. Fire insurance policies are typically valid for one year and involve a written contract between the insurer and insured. The insured can recover the actual amount of loss up to the sum insured, but is not allowed to profit from insurance. Fire insurance provides a protection element but lacks an investment component.
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Fire insurance is a contract where one party agrees to indemnify the other against loss or damage caused by fire in return for a premium payment. Fire insurance contracts typically last one year and the insurer is only liable if the fire was accidental and the proximate cause of damage.
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Fire insurance provides essential financial protection for homeowners and businesses. It covers the costs of replacing possessions, temporary accommodation while repairs are made, and rebuilding any structural damage caused by fire. Fire insurance is legally required for homeowners with mortgages and is vital for most businesses to have this coverage in case of such a devastating event.
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Fire insurance covers damage or loss to property from fire. It covers the costs of repair, replacement, or reconstruction beyond what regular homeowners or property insurance would cover. Fire insurance policies protect the property itself and may also cover nearby structures, personal property, and costs of temporary living arrangements if the property is damaged.
Fire insurance is a contract where the insurer agrees to pay for any loss or damage from fire in exchange for premium payments. The risk covered is direct physical loss or damage from fire or another covered cause that directly results in a covered loss. Claims require actual loss from an accidental non-intentional fire.
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1) Fire insurance provides coverage for losses due to fire to both commercial and residential properties. It can cover buildings, machinery, equipment, inventory and other property.
2) There are different types of fire insurance policies including specific insurance policies that provide a fixed payout amount, reinstatement policies that cover rebuilding costs, and floating policies that cover inventory stored in multiple locations.
3) To make a claim, the insured needs to provide documents like the insurance policy, loss assessment reports, bills and invoices, and police reports in the case of arson. The insurance company will then pay the claim amount as per the policy terms.
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Fire insurance is a contract where the insurer agrees to compensate for any loss or damage caused by fire during the policy period. It is typically for one year and must be renewed. Premiums can be paid in a lump sum or installments. For a claim, there must be an actual fire-related loss and the fire must be accidental. Key principles of fire insurance include the insured having an insurable interest, utmost good faith between parties, it being a contract of indemnity, and compensation only being paid if fire is the proximate cause of loss or damage.
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Fire insurance is a contract where one party agrees to indemnify the other against loss or damage caused by fire in return for a premium payment. Fire insurance contracts typically last one year and the insurer is only liable if the fire was accidental and the proximate cause of damage.
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Fire insurance covers damage or loss to property from fire. It covers the costs of repair, replacement, or reconstruction beyond what regular homeowners or property insurance would cover. Fire insurance policies protect the property itself and may also cover nearby structures, personal property, and costs of temporary living arrangements if the property is damaged.
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2) There are different types of fire insurance policies including specific insurance policies that provide a fixed payout amount, reinstatement policies that cover rebuilding costs, and floating policies that cover inventory stored in multiple locations.
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- 3. Fire insurance is an insurance against the risk of loss of a property by fire. It is a contract by which the insurer undertakes, in return for a consideration called the premium, to indemnify the insured for any loss or damage to the insured property by fire for an agreed period and up to a certain amount.
- 4. Elements of Fire Insurance Insurable interest must be present both at the time of insurance and at the time of loss. It must be a contract of utmost good faith. It is a contract of indemnity The insurance is liable to compensate only when fire is the nearest cause of damage or loss.
- 5. Kinds of Fire Insurance 1. Valued policy 2. Average policy 3. Specific policy 4. Floating policy 5. Declaration policy
- 6. Valued policy It is a policy in which the value of the propertty is ascertained or agreed upon at the time of taking the policy , and the insurer undertakes to pay this agreed value in the event of destruction of property by fire . E.g. work of art, painting, jewellery , etc
- 7. Average policy Average policy is a fire policy with an average clause included to check under insurance , i.e., insuring for an amount less than the actual value of the property.
- 8. Specific policy The property is insured for a specific sum. In case of loss the insured will pay the whole loss to the insured subject to the maximum amount specified in the contract.
- 9. Floating policy A floating policy is a single policy issued by the insurance company to cover the goods lying at different places in the same city or town without declaring specific sum at each place.
- 10. Declaration policy The insured make periodical declaration of the maximum stock held. Premium is calculated on the average value of stock held during the year and premium paid in advance is adjusted accordingly.
- 11. Assignment Write a short note on fire insurance.