5)Option C $50000
AL's experience $50000 loss to the building and insurer will pay the same amount i.e. $50000 as the insurance is taken for the building and loss occured in the building is $50000.
Material and supplies worth $12000 was stored 50 feet away from the Building which has been insured.Hence,$12000 will not be paid by the insurer company because the insurance is done for the loss in the building only with special case of $250000 and $100000 on the business personal property.
Therefore,Al's insurer will pay $50000 as it a special case for the building.
6)Option B $40000
The total amount paid for the new carpet installed throughout the building=$100000
Total expected life of the carpet=5 years
Total years for which the carpet was used=3 Years
Remaining expected time period for which the carpet to be used=total expected life(5)-total years for which carpet
used(3).
=5Years-3 years
=2 years
As per actual cash value basis,insurer will pay=Total value paid*Remaining number of years/total number of years
=$100000*2/5
=$40000
Hence,Insurance company will pay $ 40000 to the company for the loss occured to the carpet.
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