Asked by Jeremiah Starre on Jun 23, 2024

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Which types of losses are least likely to be covered by fire insurance policies?

A) Losses from friendly fires
B) Losses from hostile fires
C) Losses from fires that started outside the property
D) Losses from smoke and heat that cause indirect damage

Fire Insurance Policies

Contracts that provide coverage for damage or loss to property because of fire.

Hostile Fires

Fires that escape their intended boundaries or start in an unauthorized area, causing damage or destruction.

Indirect Damage

Harm that does not directly result from an action but occurs as a secondary effect, often less tangible and harder to quantify.

  • Acquire an understanding of the instances compelling insurers to pay out or turn down claims and the effects on policy bearers.
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Clara UnruhJun 29, 2024
Final Answer :
A
Explanation :
Losses covered by friendly fires are generally not covered by insurance.Friendly fires are those that are contained in a place intended for fire.