Saturday, April 24, 2010
Is there any difference between contingency and indemnity insurance policy?
From above the topic mentioned, all insurance policies are policies of indemnification, whereby the insurer agrees to compensate the insured for a loss covered by the policy. A contingency policy is a specialty policy that is used in the entertainment business that covers a promoter, production company. For instance, should a show or event be canceled by certain perils. Basically is a fancy form of business interruption coverage that includes perils that usually aren't covered by normal business interruption coverage. A Contingency Endorsement is also used on Marine insurance policies to cover a seller in the event the purchaser refuses a shipment that is received at the buyer's destination and refuses to place a claim on the buyer's insurance.
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