AIN3701 assgnment) Advanced Insurance Practice
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1.
Describe how property insurance functions in relation to the principle of indemnity.
Property insurance is unrelated to the principle of indemnity and focuses solely on liability.
Property insurance guarantees full replacement value regardless of the principle of indemnity.
Property insurance only covers theft and vandalism without regard to indemnity.
Property insurance provides financial compensation for losses to the insured property, adhering to the
principle of indemnity.
2.
What is the primary purpose of liability insurance?
To insure against loss of income due to business interruption.
To cover legal claims against the insured for damages or injuries caused to third parties.
To provide compensation for the insured's own property damage.
To cover medical expenses for the insured.
3.
What type of losses does pecuniary insurance cover?
Liability claims
Physical damages
Property damages
Financial losses
4.
Describe the concept of over-compensation in insurance and its implications for the insured party.
Over-compensation occurs when an insurance company pays out claims without verifying the loss.
Over-compensation refers to receiving more money than the actual loss, which can lead to moral hazard
and is restricted by the principle of indemnity.
Over-compensation is when an insured party receives exactly the amount of their loss without any
restrictions.
Over-compensation is a method used to calculate premiums based on potential losses.
Practice EXAM LATEST QUESTIONS AND 100%
Verified ANSWERS
1.
Describe how property insurance functions in relation to the principle of indemnity.
Property insurance is unrelated to the principle of indemnity and focuses solely on liability.
Property insurance guarantees full replacement value regardless of the principle of indemnity.
Property insurance only covers theft and vandalism without regard to indemnity.
Property insurance provides financial compensation for losses to the insured property, adhering to the
principle of indemnity.
2.
What is the primary purpose of liability insurance?
To insure against loss of income due to business interruption.
To cover legal claims against the insured for damages or injuries caused to third parties.
To provide compensation for the insured's own property damage.
To cover medical expenses for the insured.
3.
What type of losses does pecuniary insurance cover?
Liability claims
Physical damages
Property damages
Financial losses
4.
Describe the concept of over-compensation in insurance and its implications for the insured party.
Over-compensation occurs when an insurance company pays out claims without verifying the loss.
Over-compensation refers to receiving more money than the actual loss, which can lead to moral hazard
and is restricted by the principle of indemnity.
Over-compensation is when an insured party receives exactly the amount of their loss without any
restrictions.
Over-compensation is a method used to calculate premiums based on potential losses.
