The most popular and applicable Asset Insurance policy probably in the world. Cover your belongings against the risk of Fire, Earthquake and other Natural Calamities, Riots, Stikes and Malicious Damage. Get a quick quote by submitting your requirement at https://squareinsurance.in/contact
Watch full video on link given below-
https://youtu.be/jPZpvgUSL2Q
Motor Vehicle Insurance is the insurance coverage of risk arising out of the use of motor vehicle such as car, truck or other vehicles causing damage and loss to oneself as well as other’s property in an accident.
Motor Insurance is mandatory as per the Motor Vehicles Act passed in the year 1938 and subsequently amended.
Motor Insurance provides coverage related to property damage, bodily injury, medical expenses and any other sort of compensation in legal proceedings.
It is also referred as Auto Insurance, Vehicle Insurance and Car Insurance.
Types of Motor Insurance are -
Private Car Insurance
Commercial Vehicle Insurance
Defense Vehicle Insurance
Two Wheeler Insurance
Motor Vehicle Insurance generally comprises of following two components –
Third party liability coverage is the part of insurance policy which protects you in case you are sued or asked compensation for any physical injury or damage to someone else’s property by your vehicle accidently.
Third party liability could be of following nature – Bodily injury liability and Property damage liability.
Factors affecting premium of Insurance Policy-
Type of vehicle
Physical condition of driver
Geographical area of use
Age of vehicle
Losses Covered under Motor Insurance -
Loss or damage by accident, fire, lightning, theft, malicious act, natural disaster
Third party liability in form of injury ,death and damage to property
Medical Expenses
Exclusions under Motor Insurance-
Normal wear and tear
Damage when person was driving without license
Damage when person was driving in influence of alcohol
Damage due to a war
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The most popular and applicable Asset Insurance policy probably in the world. Cover your belongings against the risk of Fire, Earthquake and other Natural Calamities, Riots, Stikes and Malicious Damage. Get a quick quote by submitting your requirement at https://squareinsurance.in/contact
Watch full video on link given below-
https://youtu.be/jPZpvgUSL2Q
Motor Vehicle Insurance is the insurance coverage of risk arising out of the use of motor vehicle such as car, truck or other vehicles causing damage and loss to oneself as well as other’s property in an accident.
Motor Insurance is mandatory as per the Motor Vehicles Act passed in the year 1938 and subsequently amended.
Motor Insurance provides coverage related to property damage, bodily injury, medical expenses and any other sort of compensation in legal proceedings.
It is also referred as Auto Insurance, Vehicle Insurance and Car Insurance.
Types of Motor Insurance are -
Private Car Insurance
Commercial Vehicle Insurance
Defense Vehicle Insurance
Two Wheeler Insurance
Motor Vehicle Insurance generally comprises of following two components –
Third party liability coverage is the part of insurance policy which protects you in case you are sued or asked compensation for any physical injury or damage to someone else’s property by your vehicle accidently.
Third party liability could be of following nature – Bodily injury liability and Property damage liability.
Factors affecting premium of Insurance Policy-
Type of vehicle
Physical condition of driver
Geographical area of use
Age of vehicle
Losses Covered under Motor Insurance -
Loss or damage by accident, fire, lightning, theft, malicious act, natural disaster
Third party liability in form of injury ,death and damage to property
Medical Expenses
Exclusions under Motor Insurance-
Normal wear and tear
Damage when person was driving without license
Damage when person was driving in influence of alcohol
Damage due to a war
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CPM as commonly known is an All Risk Policy wherein insured property is covered fro all possible risks except for risks specifically excluded. Query at https://squareinsurance.in/contact
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Insurance - method of transferring the risk of financial losses from one entity to another in exchange of premium.
Insurer - company selling the insurance
Insured - person/ entity whose risk is covered through insurance
Premium - charge for a certain amount of coverage
Policy - written contract or certificate of insurance
Risk - uncertainty of future or deviation from expected outcome resulting into losses
Peril - cause of a risk and losses, e.g. natural disasters
Hazard - condition that increases the frequency or severity of loss, e.g. open electric wires
Principles of Insurance guides out the norms to be followed for existence of contract between the insurer and insured, in absence of which the insurance contract could be void.
Principle of Indemnity
Principle of Insurable Interest
Principle of Utmost good faith
Principle of Contribution
Principle of Subrogation
Principle of Average
Principle of Proximate cause
Principle of Indemnity – It states that the insurer will compensate only the loss amount and not provide any sort of profit. It ensures to provide guaranteed coverage that would be enough to put the insured back to the financial position prior to loss.
Principle of Insurable Interest – It states that the insured must hold significant interest in the subject matter of insurance i.e. should be the owner. It should be evidenced that the insured is interested in preservation of thing, life or health insured and would suffer loss in case of damage.
Principle of Utmost good faith – According to this principle, both the parties to the insurance contract must disclose all fact material to the risk, voluntarily to each other.
Principle of Contribution – This principle is implemented when multiple insurance policies are covering the same property then in case of loss, coverage is provided proportionally by all insurance companies.
5. Principle of Average – This principle is applicable in case of under-insurance where the payout against a claim will be in same proportion as the value of under-insurance. Also, known as proportionate settlement.
6. Principle of Subrogation - As per this principle after the insured is compensated for the loss due to damage to property insured , then the right of ownership of
such property passes on to the insurer.
7. Principle of Proximate cause – In a series of event where loss has incurred due to more than one cause in succession, the proximate/nearest cause is identified and if that cause is insured against insurance co. is bound to pay and vice-versa.
Types of Insurance
Life Insurance
General Insurance - Fire Insurance, Motor Insurance, Health Insurance, Marine Insurance.
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It is a power point presentation for fire insurance. It is mostly applicable for Iran's insurance industry but it also covers fire insurance for worldwide purposes.
The Presentation on Engineering Insurance help us knowing more about the different types of Insurance Policies for various types of engineering projects as there are different types of product available under engineering insurance and referring this presentation will let you know about engineering insurance.
Presentation on Fire Insurance for the benefit of law students, different types of insurance with their definitions and their functions, history with brief detail of fire insurance
CPM as commonly known is an All Risk Policy wherein insured property is covered fro all possible risks except for risks specifically excluded. Query at https://squareinsurance.in/contact
Watch full video on youtube to explore more, Click on the link below -
https://youtu.be/rgkS-7iUnzA
Insurance - method of transferring the risk of financial losses from one entity to another in exchange of premium.
Insurer - company selling the insurance
Insured - person/ entity whose risk is covered through insurance
Premium - charge for a certain amount of coverage
Policy - written contract or certificate of insurance
Risk - uncertainty of future or deviation from expected outcome resulting into losses
Peril - cause of a risk and losses, e.g. natural disasters
Hazard - condition that increases the frequency or severity of loss, e.g. open electric wires
Principles of Insurance guides out the norms to be followed for existence of contract between the insurer and insured, in absence of which the insurance contract could be void.
Principle of Indemnity
Principle of Insurable Interest
Principle of Utmost good faith
Principle of Contribution
Principle of Subrogation
Principle of Average
Principle of Proximate cause
Principle of Indemnity – It states that the insurer will compensate only the loss amount and not provide any sort of profit. It ensures to provide guaranteed coverage that would be enough to put the insured back to the financial position prior to loss.
Principle of Insurable Interest – It states that the insured must hold significant interest in the subject matter of insurance i.e. should be the owner. It should be evidenced that the insured is interested in preservation of thing, life or health insured and would suffer loss in case of damage.
Principle of Utmost good faith – According to this principle, both the parties to the insurance contract must disclose all fact material to the risk, voluntarily to each other.
Principle of Contribution – This principle is implemented when multiple insurance policies are covering the same property then in case of loss, coverage is provided proportionally by all insurance companies.
5. Principle of Average – This principle is applicable in case of under-insurance where the payout against a claim will be in same proportion as the value of under-insurance. Also, known as proportionate settlement.
6. Principle of Subrogation - As per this principle after the insured is compensated for the loss due to damage to property insured , then the right of ownership of
such property passes on to the insurer.
7. Principle of Proximate cause – In a series of event where loss has incurred due to more than one cause in succession, the proximate/nearest cause is identified and if that cause is insured against insurance co. is bound to pay and vice-versa.
Types of Insurance
Life Insurance
General Insurance - Fire Insurance, Motor Insurance, Health Insurance, Marine Insurance.
Thank you for Watching
Subscribe to DevTech Finance
It is a power point presentation for fire insurance. It is mostly applicable for Iran's insurance industry but it also covers fire insurance for worldwide purposes.
The Presentation on Engineering Insurance help us knowing more about the different types of Insurance Policies for various types of engineering projects as there are different types of product available under engineering insurance and referring this presentation will let you know about engineering insurance.
Presentation on Fire Insurance for the benefit of law students, different types of insurance with their definitions and their functions, history with brief detail of fire insurance
Android Jam - ContentProviders - Udacity Lesson 4bPaul Blundell
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Week 6 - Retrospectively looking at Udacity Lesson 4b ContentProviders
Google Developers Study Jams is a free series of global, community-run, in-person study groups. The first Study Jams series is presented in partnership with Udacity and will follow their Android Fundamentals curriculum. Google Developer Group facilitators certified in the course will lead the Study Jams that meet once weekly for 8 - 9 weeks.
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The Power of Massive Informal Learning EnvironmentsDonny Tusler
The theoretical categorizing of digital learning environments with a example of the grand theories applied to a case study of the spread of misconceptions.
This paper presents an overview of the phonology and sociolinguistic situation of Kanauji as it is spoken in Kanpur district of Uttar Pradesh. Kanauji is spoken by more than six million people across seven districts, i.e., Auraiya, Etawah, Farrukhabad, Hardoi, Kanpur, Mainpuri, Pilibhit and Shahjahanpur, of Uttar Pradesh, India in various forms. It falls within EDGIS 6b (see Ethnologue 2013) and therefore deserves immediate reinvigoration policies. Among these verities, Kanauji of Kanpur presents very interesting case in various linguistic levels due to heavy confluence of other languages/dialects such as Standard Hindi, English, Awadhi, Braj, Bhojpuri, etc. (Chaturvedi 2015).
Till date no extensive work on Kanauji has been reported after Linguistic survey of India (1894-1928) conducted by George A. Grierson. However, some scholars while working on different languages and across different disciplines have used examples from Kanauji as supplementary materials (see Trivedi 1993, 2005; Mishra and Bali 2010, 2011).
Apart from throwing insights into the current sociolinguistic situation, this work describes basic phonemic inventory, consonants clusters, diphthongs, syllable structure and some phonological processes such as epenthesis, deletion and reduplication in Kanauji.
The study is a result of twenty days of fieldwork in some rural and urban areas of Kanpur Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh and subsequent preparation of a small speech database of Kanauji. This database (speech and text) consists of basic word lists, basic sentences, free discourse, stories, folktales, interviews, etc. elicited by a range of native speakers (both male and female) belonging to diverse age groups, educational backgrounds and professions.
Although the paper specifically focuses on Kanauji spoken in Kanpur, it is assumed that it also represents other forms of Kanauji till some extent. Wherever it is required, suitable examples from Standard Hindi and other Indian languages are given to make the paper more explanatory and more descriptive in nature.
Hazards Risk and Perils, a complete explanation .Sagar Garg
A complete description of risk hazard and perils with gif pictures.
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Francesca Gottschalk - How can education support child empowerment.pptxEduSkills OECD
Francesca Gottschalk from the OECD’s Centre for Educational Research and Innovation presents at the Ask an Expert Webinar: How can education support child empowerment?
Read| The latest issue of The Challenger is here! We are thrilled to announce that our school paper has qualified for the NATIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE (NSPC) 2024. Thank you for your unwavering support and trust. Dive into the stories that made us stand out!
A Strategic Approach: GenAI in EducationPeter Windle
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies such as Generative AI, Image Generators and Large Language Models have had a dramatic impact on teaching, learning and assessment over the past 18 months. The most immediate threat AI posed was to Academic Integrity with Higher Education Institutes (HEIs) focusing their efforts on combating the use of GenAI in assessment. Guidelines were developed for staff and students, policies put in place too. Innovative educators have forged paths in the use of Generative AI for teaching, learning and assessments leading to pockets of transformation springing up across HEIs, often with little or no top-down guidance, support or direction.
This Gasta posits a strategic approach to integrating AI into HEIs to prepare staff, students and the curriculum for an evolving world and workplace. We will highlight the advantages of working with these technologies beyond the realm of teaching, learning and assessment by considering prompt engineering skills, industry impact, curriculum changes, and the need for staff upskilling. In contrast, not engaging strategically with Generative AI poses risks, including falling behind peers, missed opportunities and failing to ensure our graduates remain employable. The rapid evolution of AI technologies necessitates a proactive and strategic approach if we are to remain relevant.
2. Over View of SFSP policy
Perils Included In SFSP
Add on Perils In SFSP
3. The Standard Fire & Special Perils (SFSP) Insurance,
designed to cover loss or damage to Buildings, Plant &
Machinery, Tools, Instruments and accessories, Furniture,
Fixtures and Fittings, Electrical Installations, Stocks in
trade including work in progress, etc due to Fire and Act of
God perils..
17. (A) Deterioration of Stocks in Cold
Storage premises due to accidental
power failure consequent to
damage at the premises of Power
Station due to an insured peril
25% of Policy
Rate
Sum insured of stocks
(B) Deterioration of stocks in cold
storage premises due to change in
temperature arising out of loss or
damage to the cold storage
machinery(ies) in the Insured’s
premises due to operation of
insured peril.
Policy Rate Sum insured of stocks
18. 3. Impact Damage due to insured
own vehicle, fork lift and like
article.
Impact Damage
due to Insured’s
own Rail/Road
Vehicles, Fork
lifts, Cranes,
Stackers and the
like and articles
dropped
therefrom.
5% of
Policy
Rate
Policy Sum
insured
20. 5. Omission to insure
addition, alteration and
extension.
Omission to
Insure
additions,
alteration or
extensions
Policy
Rate
5% of sum
insured of
BMA
21. 6. Earthquake (Fire and
Shock)
Earthquake (Fire
and Shock)
Zone I
Zone II
Zone III
Zone IV
Rs.1.00%o
Rs.0.50%o
Rs.0.20%o
Rs.0.10%o
Policy
sum
Insured
Note :- Dwelling, offices, hotels, shops etc
rateable under Section III of the tariff can
be covered by charging a uniform rate of
Re 0.10%0 regardless of the zones
22. 7. Spoilage
Material Cover
Spoilage
Material
Damage
Cover
Stocks in
specified blocks
5 times the
Policy Rate
Machinery,
Containers &
Equipments in
specified blocks
2.5 times the
Policy Rate
Value of
stocks in
specified
blocks
M/A value in
specified
blocks.
23. 8. Leakage and
Contamination Cover
Leakage And
Contamination
Cover
Where the tanks
are within the
Insured’s own
premises
Where the tanks
are located
elsewhere
Leakage
Cover
only
Rs.5%o
Rs.6%o
Leaka
ge &
Conta
minati
on
Rs.10
%o
Rs.12
%o
Specifi
ed
sum
insure
d
24. 9. Temporary
Removal of Stocks
Temporary
Removal of
Stocks
Clause
10% of
policy
Rate
Policy
sum
insure
d
25. 1. Architects, Surveyor and
Consulting Engineers Fees.
Add-On Cover Rates
applicabl
e
Value on
which
premium has
to be charged
Architects,
Surveyors and
Consulting
Engineers
Fees ( in
excess of 3%
claim amount)
Policy
Rate
Specified
sum
insured
not
exceeding
7.5% of
claim
amount
26. 2. Debris Removals
Removal of
Debris (in
excess of
1% claim
amount)
Policy
Rate
Specified
sum
insured
upto
maximum
10% of
sum
insured
27. 3. Loss of Rent
Loss Of Rent clause Policy
Rate
Specifi
ed sum
insured
28. 4. Insurance of additional
expenses of rent for
alternatives accommodation.
Policy Rate Specified sum
insured