Your insured has bought a snowmobile and you have provided an O.A.P. 1 Owner's Policy with endorsement permitting unlicensed drivers of recreational vehicles. His fourteen (14) year old son drives the machine alone out onto the lake and it goes through the Ice. It is not recovered. Would the loss be covered? OA) The loss would not be covered as the son was not accompanied by an adult. OB) The loss would only be paid if the policy includes Comprehensive or All Perils coverage. coverage. OC) The loss could be paid under either Specified Perils or Comprehensive OD) The loss would not be covered as it was the son's stupidity that caused the loss.

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Your insured has bought a snowmobile and you have provided an O.A.P. 1 Owner's Policy with endorsement permitting
unlicensed drivers of recreational vehicles. His fourteen (14) year old son drives the machine alone out onto the lake and
it goes through the Ice. It is not recovered. Would the loss be covered?
OA) The loss would not be covered as the son was not accompanied by an adult.
OB) The loss would only be paid if the policy includes Comprehensive or All Perils coverage.
coverage.
OC) The loss could be paid under either Specified Perils or Comprehensive
OD) The loss would not be covered as it was the son's stupidity that caused the loss.
Transcribed Image Text:Your insured has bought a snowmobile and you have provided an O.A.P. 1 Owner's Policy with endorsement permitting unlicensed drivers of recreational vehicles. His fourteen (14) year old son drives the machine alone out onto the lake and it goes through the Ice. It is not recovered. Would the loss be covered? OA) The loss would not be covered as the son was not accompanied by an adult. OB) The loss would only be paid if the policy includes Comprehensive or All Perils coverage. coverage. OC) The loss could be paid under either Specified Perils or Comprehensive OD) The loss would not be covered as it was the son's stupidity that caused the loss.
Your insured's automobile is badly damaged in an accident. He/she calls
to advise that the insurer wants to write-off the car because the estimated
repair cost is greater than its "Red Book" actual cash value. Your insured
feels that this is unfair and wants the vehicle to be repaired. What should
you tell your insured?
Losses are rarely settled according to the "Red Book" value, so you'll
negotiate with the insurer for the vehicle to be repaired.
Your insured is entitled to obtain an appraisal, for which the costs must be
shared equally with the insurer.
The insurer must comply with the wishes of your insured so legal action
should be taken.
You will try to have the insurer waive the deductible to help compensate for
the claim being treated as a total loss.
Transcribed Image Text:Your insured's automobile is badly damaged in an accident. He/she calls to advise that the insurer wants to write-off the car because the estimated repair cost is greater than its "Red Book" actual cash value. Your insured feels that this is unfair and wants the vehicle to be repaired. What should you tell your insured? Losses are rarely settled according to the "Red Book" value, so you'll negotiate with the insurer for the vehicle to be repaired. Your insured is entitled to obtain an appraisal, for which the costs must be shared equally with the insurer. The insurer must comply with the wishes of your insured so legal action should be taken. You will try to have the insurer waive the deductible to help compensate for the claim being treated as a total loss.
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