ne purpose of casualty policy’s condition section is to list the property that is to be covered list the perils that are to be insured against provide for extension of coverage specify the insured responsi

ne purpose of casualty policy’s condition section is to list the property that is to be covered list the perils that are to be insured against provide for extension of coverage specify the insured responsi

Personal Finance

13th Edition

ISBN:9781337669214

Author:GARMAN

Publisher:GARMAN

Chapter10: Managing Property And Liability Risk

Section10.3: Homeowner’s Insurance

Problem 4CC

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list the property that is to be covered
list the perils that are to be insured against
provide for extension of coverage
specify the insured responsibilities in the event of loss

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