Carl and Beverly McDermott own a home that is covered under an unendorsed ISO HO-3 policy. The
Question:
Carl and Beverly McDermott own a home that is covered under an unendorsed ISO HO-3 policy. The following limits and deductibles apply:
Section I Coverage A $450,000
Section I Deductible $1,500
Section II Coverage E $500,000
Section II Coverage F $5,000
A television with an ACV of $400 is stolen from the dormitory room of Beverly and Carl’s daughter who lives on campus while attending college.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
A strong windstorm causes damage to the roof and several windows in the home, causing it to be uninhabitable. The McDermott’s must live in a motel for one month and incur $1,500 in living expenses. Their normal living expenses are $850.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
While both Carl and Beverly were away from home, the house is broken into and these items are stolen: (1) a diamond watch valued at $1,700, (2) cash in the amount of $350, (3) the components for a surround-sound system, including a flat-screen television, with a total ACV of $1,895 and a replacement cost value of $3,450, and (4) an emerald ring valued at $950.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
During a minor earthquake, crystal stemware and other glassware worth $2,000 are destroyed.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
Ed, a guest attending a dinner party at the home, slipped on the walkway to the front door when arriving. He broke his ankle and incurred medical expenses in the amount of $8,780.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
Beverly regularly provides childcare in the home for three children, five days a week. One of the children fell from a swing set at the home and was injured while in Beverly’s care.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
Beverly regularly provides childcare in the home for three children, five days a week. One of the children fell from a swing set at the home and was injured while in Beverly’s care.
Assume that the limit on the policy meets the 80 percent loss settlement requirement. Determine whether or not the HO-3 policy applies.
If the policy does not apply, explain why not.
If the policy does apply, for each question situation include an explanation of how you arrived at any amount(s) payable; including:
- applicable coverage(s)
- limit(s)
- deductible(s)
Probability and Statistical Inference
ISBN: 978-0321923271
9th edition
Authors: Robert V. Hogg, Elliot Tanis, Dale Zimmerman