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a. all-risks policy k. insurable interest
b. actual cash value l. insurance premium
c. broad form (HO-2) m. insured
d. endorsement n. medical payments
e. flood insurance o. new for old
f. form HO-4 p. old for old
g. form HO-6 q. peril
h. homeowner policy r. public liability
i. homeowner's warranty s. tenant's policy
j. inflation guard t. worker's compensation policy
1> also called hazards or risks
2> an endorsement that periodically increases insurance coverage
3> describes combined property and liability policies designed for residential owner-occupants
4> pays current cost of replacement less depreciation
5> pays cost of replacing damaged property at current prices
6> tenant's policy form
7> condominium owner's policy form
8> the financial responsibility one has toward others
9> the amount of money paid for insurance coverage
10> describes a policy that covers all perils, except those excluded in writing
11> insurance phrase for policies that cover a large number of named perils
12> an agreement by the insurance company to extend coverage to perils not covered in the basic policy
13> this would pay for damage from the outflow of inland or title waters
14> a financial interest that can be insured
15> insurance coverage for injuries incurred by an employee on the job
16> one who is covered by insurance
17> pays for the treatment of injuries without the need to determine fault
18> provides broad form coverage for personal property and reimbursement of any loss of use of rental property
19> warrants against defects caused by faulty workmanship or materials and against major structural defects
20> the new price minus accumulated depreciation and is, in effect, "old for old"
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