Paul has his home and its contents insured under a Homeowners 3 (special form) policy. He carries $160,000 of insurance on the home, which has a replacement cost of $200,000. Explain the extent to which each of the following losses is covered. (Ignore thedeductible.) If Paul’s policy does not cover the loss or inadequately covers any of these losses, show how full coverage can be obtained.a. Paul’s stamp collection, which is valued at $5000, is stolen from his home.b. Teenage vandals break into Paul’s home and destroy a painting that has a market value of $1000.c. A motorboat stored in the driveway of Paul’s home is badly damaged during a hailstorm. The actual cash value of the damaged portion is $8000, and its replacement cost is $20,000.
1) Losses are covered to the Extent of Insurance
Here Insurance Value is 160,000 and Stolen Value is 5,000. Since we have insurance for higher amount, we get some 70 to 80% of the lost property based.
Paul has his home and its contents insured under a Homeowners 3 (special form) policy. He...
5Doug s stereo was stolen from his home. The stereo cost $1,500 new but has a replacement cost of ,250 and has suffered $500 depreciation. If Doug has a Homeowners policy that covers losses for personal property for Acy with a $500 deductible, what amount is Doug entitled to recover? a. $200. b. $700. c. $750 d. $1,250. 6. Doug's stereo was stolen from his home. The stereo cost $1,500 new but has a replacement cost of $1,250 and has...
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