| Aviation Hull Insurance |
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| Aviation hull insurance is a form of property insurance in which the property is an aircraft. Loss of value and loss of use of aircraft specified in the policy normally is covered. Aviation hull insurance may be the subject of a separate policy or it may be included within a policy that also provides the aircraft owner with coverage for liability to third parties arising from an accident involving the aircraft. More... |
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| Exclusions in Aviation Insurance Policies |
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| The aviation industry is highly regulated. Exclusions in aviation insurance policies relating to violation of such regulation have raised special issues. More... |
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| Insurance Law> General Liability Insurance> Property Coverage |
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| (The CGL Policy Exclusion For "Your Product") More... |
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| Types of Adjusters |
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| When an insured files a claim with his insurer to recover for a loss, the insurer may pay the amount requested without question, or it may begin the "adjustment" process. This is the process by which the claim is resolved. Various types of "adjusters" may assist in the adjustment process. More... |
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| First-Party Insurance |
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| An insured may submit a claim to his insurer to recover under two different categories of insurance. The categories are based on whom the insurer is required to pay. If the insurer is required to pay the insured for his loss, the insurance classification is "first-party" insurance. If the insurer is required to pay a third party on behalf of the insured due to a loss caused by the insured to the third party or the third party's property, the insurance classification is "third-party" insurance. This article addresses first-party insurance only. More... |
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