Search results for: “insurance policy”
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Title Insurance
Also called: Title Insurance Policy Real Estate meaning of Title InsuranceIn the words of the Encyclopedia of Real Estate Terms about Title Insurance: A contract of insurance provided to indemnify a purchaser, mortgagee, or any other party with an interest in land, against an unknown defect of […]
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Patent Insurance
Spanish Translation of patent insuranceThis is the legal translation of English to Spanish in relation to patent insurance and / or a definition of this topic: Seguro de Patentes (in Spanish, without translation of the dictionary entry).
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Work in America. An Encyclopedia of History, Policy and Society
Work in America. An Encyclopedia of History, Policy and Society Title: Work in America. An Encyclopedia of History, Policy, and Society Edited by: Carl E.Van Horn and Herbert A. Schaffner Foreword by: Ray Marshall, former U.S. Secretary of Labor Publisher: ABC CLIO Work in America. An Encyclopedia of History, Policy, and Society List of Entries…
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Insurance Fraud
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Encyclopedia of Taxation and Tax Policy
The Encyclopedia of Taxation and Tax Policy Editions First edition: October 1999 Number of Pages: 452 Editors: Joseph J. Cordes, Robert D. Ebel, Jane G. Gravelle Publisher: Urban Institute Press Language: English ISBN-10: 0877666822 ISBN-13: 978-0877666820 Second edition: November 30, 2005 Editors: Joseph J. Cordes, Robert D. Ebel, and Jane G. Gravelle. 518 pages, ISBN…
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Premium (Insurance)
The compensation paid to an insurance underwriter in return for the assumption of an agreed risk, as evidenced by issuance of a policy….
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Premium (Insurance)
The compensation paid to an insurance underwriter in return for the assumption of an agreed risk, as evidenced by issuance of a policy….
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Policy Proof Of Interest
A stipulation in an ocean marine insurance policy whereby the insurer admits the insurable interest of the policyholder….
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Policy Proof Of Interest
A stipulation in an ocean marine insurance policy whereby the insurer admits the insurable interest of the policyholder….
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Master Policy
A casualty insurance policy that provides a multinational firm with uniform protection for all, or substantially all, its operations worldwide; it usually supplements insurance purchased locally against common perils, e.g., fire….
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Lloyd's Standard Policy
A form of marine policy adopted by Lloyd's in 1779 and recognized in Britain by the Marine Insurance Bill of 1899 and the Marine Insurance Act of 1906 as the standard policy for Britain; policy forms used in the United States vary from the Lloyd's policy, but significant portions are retaine…
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Floating Policy
A contract of marine insurance that remains in force until canceled. Within the geographic, dollar, or product limitations stipulated, the policy is designed to cover all the shipments of the assured, who reports them to the underwriter on a regular basis….
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Coinsurance Clause
A provision in some contracts of insurance under which the insurer will restrict recovery under the policy unless the insured party maintains coverage equal to a given percentage of the value of the property covered. For example, a policy might provide that the insurer will pay the full actual value…
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List of Insurance Law e-Journals
List of Insurance Law e-Journals List of Journal titles with ISSN Accountancy age 0001-4672 The American Bankruptcy Institute law review 1068-0861 The American bankruptcy law journal 0027-9048 Asper review of international business and Trade law 1496-9572 Australian banker 0814-2912 Bankers Monthly 0005-5476 The Banking law journal 0005-5506 Banking law review 0898-7998 Best’s insurance news 0275-0988…
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Right or Abandonment in Marine Insurance, Historical
Right or Abandonment in Marine Insurance, Historical Election to Abandon The insured is never obliged to abandon ; he may always elect to retain the property and recover for a partial loss. But if he wishes to claim for a total loss, he must abandon if the loss is merely constructively total. Limitations of the…