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What happens if you cancel the office insurance in the middle of the year?
An office insurance policy plays a crucial role by offering you financial coverage against various losses or damages that can happen due to perils like fire, theft, burglary, earthquake, riot, etc. It comprises of fire insurance policy that secures against losses arising due to fire. Key Takeaways Immediate Dispatch Effectiveness:....
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Type of Warranties under Office Insurance Policy and their significance.
Warranty 's meaning in Office Insurance Policy implies an agreement that is there at the time of the policy inception and will be there throughout the policy tenure. There will be no variation in the terms and conditions of the policy without the written consent of the insurer. For the purpose of the warranty, the insurer has an obligatio....
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What is Escalation Clause in Fire Insurance?
Overview Escalation Clause in Fire Insurance is a policy provision designed to counteract inflation and rising reconstruction costs by automatically increasing the sum insured over time. Typically structured as a fixed percentage added annually (e.g. 5–10%), this clause ensures that policy coverage remains inflation‑aligned and prevents....
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What is absolute liability under public liability insurance Act 1991?
The Public Liability Insurance Act of 1991 in India imposes absolute liability on industries that handle hazardous substances or engage in dangerous activities. Let’s understand what absolute liability is in detail through this blog. Key Takeaways The Faultless Accountability Principle: Under the absolute liability doctrine, an in....
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