IC57 FIRE AND CONSEQUENTIAL LOSS INSURANCE - 16
Q1.The surveyor should thoroughly examine the policies to ascertain: 1. The scope of coverage 2. The book value of damaged property 3. The warranties applicable 4. The value of salvage 5. The property excluded |
1, 2 and 3 |
1, 3 and 5 |
Only 1 |
2, 3 and 4 |
All 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 |
Q2.While calculating the basis rate, the contents for any storage blocks ____. |
has to be added to the premium rate |
has to be considered by the surveyors |
has to be considered by the underwriters |
has to be considered by the assessor |
should be never taken into consideration |
Q3.The audit fees paid to auditors to produce the information required by the surveyors can be insured under CL policy. Is this statement valid - Debate. |
Such audit fees can be insured |
Such audit fees cannot be insured |
Such audit fees are considered as variable charges |
Such audit fees are considered as standing charges |
Such audit fees can be insured, but it all depends on the insurer's views |
Q4.Any endorsement would have the same basic information as is found in the __. |
Surveyors Report |
Underwriters Report |
Policy Format |
Proposal |
Risk assessment Report |
Q5.Mr. Kiran is an industrialist and has two factories - A Bulk Drug factory (Rs. 3.00 per millee ) and a Pharmaceutical factory (Rs 2.25 per millee). Both the factories are situated in the same compound. How will the ratings be done? |
The ratings will be done at an average rate of Rs. 3 and Rs. 2.25 - that is at Rs. 2.625 |
The ratings will be done by adding the two rates of Rs. 3 and Rs. 2.25 - that is at Rs. 5.25 |
The ratings will be done at their individual respective rates |
The ratings will be done at the highest rate among the two i.e. at Rs. 3.00 |
The ratings will be done at the lowest rate among the two i.e. at Rs. 2.25 |
Q6.While judging the merits and demerits of factory floors, Mr. Sinha is paying special attention to the two considerations - a) Material Employed and b) Existence of floor openings. Is his approach right? |
No, he should use Material Density and Material Resistance as the two considerations |
No, he should use Material Density and Material Load as the two considerations |
No, he should use the Existence of floor openings and Material Resistance as the two considerations |
No, he should use Material Density and Material Employed as the two considerations |
Yes, he is right in using Material Employed and the Existence of floor openings as the two considerations |
Q7.Identify the categories in which 'Solids which are moderately or slightly combustible' and 'Explosives' are classified into. |
The former is classified in Category III and the latter is classified in Category II |
The former is classified in Category II and the latter is classified in Category I |
The former is classified in Category I and the latter is classified in Category III |
The former is classified in Category I and the latter is classified in Category II |
The former is classified in Category III and the latter is classified in Category I |
Q8.The first document which an insurer has to make is ____. |
Risk assessment report |
Fire report |
Proposal form |
Fire resistance report |
Coverage report |
Q9.An insurer wishes to invoke the reinstatement condition for all future policies. What do you suggest? |
The reinstatement condition can be invoked only if no other condition is intended to be invoked |
The insurer can go ahead with the proposal subject to IRDAI guidelines. |
Invoking reinstatement conditions is mandatory as per IRDAI guidelines, hence the insurer does not have any option |
Reinstating is an option available to the insured, hence the insurer should exercise discretion |
The insurer can go ahead with the proposal |
Q10.Can an insurer cover loss with an add-on, caused by impact damage due to vehicles other than vehicles of the insured? |
No, as impact damages cannot be covered without IRDAI approvals |
No, as an add-on is not required for such an impact damage |
No, as impact damage due to vehicles of others cannot be recovered. |
No, as impact damages due to vehicles cannot be covered |
Yes, the insurer can cover such loss with an add-on |