Concise Handbook of Commercial Property Insurance Policy: Ways to Effectively Obtain Commercial Property Plans and Presenting and Collecting First-Party Property Insurance Claims

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Insurance is a contract that requires insurance to an individual or entity, acceptance of an offer, and payment of a so-called premium. Article 22 of the California Insurance Act defines insurance as: "One party promises to indemnify the other party for losses, damages or liabilities arising from contingent or unknown events." Therefore, this is a special type of contract because it is limited Protect only from contingents or unknown events. Any loss must be accidental, accidental or unknown. Intentional behavior cannot be insured. This book explains what insurance is, how to get insurance, how to read and understand insurance, what to do when a loss occurs, and how to successfully submit and collect claims to protect the insured from all losses.



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