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Insuring Agreement Damages include prejudgment interest awarded against the ?insured?. We will settle or defend, as we consider appropriate, any claim or suit asking for these damages. In addition to our limit of liability, we will pay all defense costs we incur.
Insuring Agreement The portion of an insurance contract that describes what is covered. The insuring agreement usually states the perils insured against, the person(s) and/or property covered, the property locations, and the period of the contract.
What is the structure of an insurance contract? The general structure of an insurance contract is as follows: Declarations. Definitions. ... Terms of Insurance. ... Named Perils Coverage. ... All-Risk Coverage. Exclusions. ... Excluded Perils or Causes of Loss.
An insurance declaration page also known as a ?dec page? summarizes the insurance coverage provided by the policy. The declaration page is usually the first page of your policy, and you should receive a new declaration page for each renewal period.
Insuring Agreement The portion of an insurance contract that describes what is covered. The insuring agreement usually states the perils insured against, the person(s) and/or property covered, the property locations, and the period of the contract.