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Across
- 3. The person who receives the insurance benefit
- 8. allowance for physical wear and tear or technological or economic obsolescence
- 10. The proposal made, the Premium and the guarantee to provide the cover
- 11. A provision in an insurance policy that eliminates coverage for certain risks, people, property classes, or locations
- 12. the insurer, after making good the loss, tries to recover the same from the person who was responsible for the loss
- 13. helps legislation to adequate compensation without lengthy disputes
- 14. A wrongful act, other than crime or breach of conduct, committed by one party against another
Down
- 1. Individual or entity presenting or lodging a claim against the insurer
- 2. Addition, changes to Insured info, coverage info, forms changes, Audit, cancellations
- 4. Calamity or an event resulting in great loss
- 5. Intended to punish the wrongdoers who through malicious / outrages actions cause injury/damages to others
- 6. An amendment to an insurance policy that becomes a part of the insurance contract and that either expands or limits the benefits payable under the contract is called
- 7. The flat amount that the insured must pay before the insurer makes any benefit payments
- 9. the insured is placed in the same position financially, as far as possible, as he occupied immediately before the loss
- 10. Who approaches the insurance company to purchase insurance
- 12. is a promise to pay one party a particular amount if second party fails to meet some obligation