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A) Overseer
B) Underseer
C) Overwriter
D) Underwriter
E) Guarantor
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A) Prudence had a duty to cooperate with the insurer.
B) Prudence's only duty was to show up for court; otherwise she had no duty to assist the insurer.
C) Prudence's only duty was to show up for a court and for any depositions for which she received a subpoena; otherwise, she had no duty to cooperate with the insurer.
D) Prudence had a duty to assist the insurer and to provide a share of funds to help the insurer in defending her claim.
E) Prudence had a duty to cooperate with the insurer only because it appears that the accident was her fault.
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A) Transportation liability
B) Employee liability
C) Garage liability
D) Vehicle liability
E) Peril
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A) Catalog
B) Brochure
C) Application
D) Notification
E) Policy
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A) Personal
B) Unitary
C) Individual
D) Family
E) Protection
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A) Manufacturers typically have insurance only in their home country because, under international law, the home country's law would be applied in the event of disputes.
B) Product liability awards may vary in amount from country to country.
C) Complications may arise from having insurance companies in several different countries.
D) A manufacturers in Germany, for example, could seek insurance through a German insurance company regardless of where its products are shipped.
E) Today, manufacturers are likely to have an insurance company in every country to which they ship goods.
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A) Contractors' liability
B) Strict liability
C) Product liability
D) Business operations
E) Consumer protection
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A) Casualty
B) Consumer
C) Risk
D) Life
E) Occurrence
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A) Only that Sally's misrepresentation was material.
B) Only that the company's knowledge of the misrepresentation would have resulted in rejection of Sally's application.
C) Both that Sally's misrepresentation was material and that knowledge of the misrepresentation would have resulted in the refusal to provide insurance.
D) That Sally's misrepresentation was material; that knowledge of the misrepresentation would have resulted in rejection of her application; and that the insurer's loss would be in an amount over $10,000.
E) There is no proof that ABC Insurance can provide to avoid coverage because, as a matter of law, it is clear that coverage must be provided based on Bobby's permissive use of the vehicle.
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A) That the insurer could choose between repairing the building or paying for its loss of value and that once proper repairs were made, the insurer had no obligation to cover any diminution in value.
B) That unless the insured notified the insurer prior to the beginning of repairs that a claim for diminution in value would be made, the issue was waived because the insurer was entitled to take such a claim into consideration in making its decisions.
C) That a claim for diminution in value could be made only if the insurer delayed in making repairs such that the insured had an equitable claim for diminution in value.
D) That when a policy promised to pay the insured's loss, the insured has no claim for diminution in value if repairs are made.
E) That when a policy promised to pay the insured's loss, the insured had a claim for diminution in value even if repairs were made.
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A) An insurer who rightfully cancels a policy is not required to a refund of premium payments covering future time periods.
B) Typically a grace period is required before a policy may be cancelled.
C) State statutes usually govern the circumstances under which an insurer may cancel a policy.
D) If an insured fails to pay premiums after a certain period, the insurance company may cancel.
E) Car insurance may be canceled if the insured loses her license because of a driving violation.
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A) That the law constituted a valid exercise of the state's police powers and was therefore constitutional.
B) That the law discriminated against interstate commerce and was therefore unconstitutional.
C) That the law violated the commerce clause and was therefore unconstitutional.
D) That the law violated the equal protection clause and was therefore unconstitutional.
E) That the law violated the due process clause and was therefore unconstitutional.
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A) He is correct based on provisions in most policies denying the insured the right to contest policy provisions.
B) He is incorrect, and insurers may not require as a condition of a policy that an insured give up the right to a trial by jury.
C) He is correct based on provisions in most policies providing that the insurance company has the final word regarding coverage.
D) He is likely referencing a provision requiring arbitration contained in some policies.
E) He is likely referencing a provision requiring that any dispute be settled by the Insurance Adjustors of America contained in some policies.
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A) A commercial general liability policy
B) A business tort policy
C) A litigation commercial policy
D) An economic protection policy
E) A business approved policy
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A) Tort
B) Property
C) Litigation
D) Group
E) Liability
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A) The court ruled that coverage was required under the policy because of the mailbox rule.
B) The court ruled that coverage was not required under the policy because of the mailbox rule.
C) The court ruled that coverage was not required under the policy because the insured did not meet his obligation of seeing that the premium amount was received by the insurer in a timely manner.
D) The court ruled that coverage was required because the insured had a grace period of 7 days in order for the payment to arrive.
E) The court ruled that under the unique facts of the case, there was acceptance of the renewal offer preventing a lapse of the policy.
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