coinsure

After reviewing the relevant case law surrounding the UM statute, this Note will examine the greater ramifications of the Supreme Court of Missouri's decision to limit UM coverage in wrongful death cases to the damages sustained by the insured decedent, rather than for injuries that a coinsured personally endured.

Under that contract, however, the operator had to obtain a general liability policy for 500,000ドル and to name the owner as a coinsured. Unfortunately, for the operator, the court held that the service contract's indemnity clause was triggered only after the operator exhausted its contractually mandated insurance policy--the 500,000ドル.

From a new-business perspective, the percentage of reinsurance that is coinsured has been steadily dropping the last few years.

If it doesn't, recovery is the higher of the ACV of the loss or a coinsured payment based on the amount carried divided by 80% of the replacement cost times the amount of the loss.

The insurer is disputing that the claimant was insured at all, despite the fact that we have numerous computer printouts from the insurer over many years which indicate the claimant as a coinsured on the policy.

2006) (absent design or fraud, action against coinsured generally covered under the policy must fail even where coinsured's negligent act occasioned the loss) (citations omitted); Harco Nat'l Ins.

Membership figures have reached today more than 3.4 million and another 2 million family members coinsured at no extra cost according to German legislation.