Abbas
21-07-2011, 07:18 PM
1. Claims made basis
The policy is on `Claims made’ basis. This means that the accident giving rise to the claim shall occur during the period of insurance and further that the claim shall be first made against the insured during the policy period.
2. Retroactive date
This is the date of commencement of the first `Claims made’ product liability policy. This date will remain unaltered as long as the policy has been renewed without break and there has been no substantial material change in the risk.
3. Total Loss
The actual market value of item immediately before the occurrence of loss, less salvage and depreciation subject to adequacy of sum insured In both cases freight and customs duty are also paid if they are included in sum insured. Policy excess is deducted from the claim.
The policy is on `Claims made’ basis. This means that the accident giving rise to the claim shall occur during the period of insurance and further that the claim shall be first made against the insured during the policy period.
2. Retroactive date
This is the date of commencement of the first `Claims made’ product liability policy. This date will remain unaltered as long as the policy has been renewed without break and there has been no substantial material change in the risk.
3. Total Loss
The actual market value of item immediately before the occurrence of loss, less salvage and depreciation subject to adequacy of sum insured In both cases freight and customs duty are also paid if they are included in sum insured. Policy excess is deducted from the claim.