Sentences with phrase «liability cover then»

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Then it says: «The settlement should cover all legal and budgetary commitments as well as liabilities, including contingent liabilities.»

Renters insurance might very well be able to cover the liability, but if it exceeds the policy limits, then what do you do?

If the injury is larger than the medical payments to others limit on your renters insurance at Observer Park would cover, then it's time to look to liability.

Then you will know damages will be covered if an at - fault driver does not have liability insurance or the money to compensate you.

The personal property of the «named insured» on the policy would then be covered and they would have liability and loss of use coverage.

Dear Rajesh, If your parents do not have dependents and do not have financial liabilities / obligations then they do not require Life cover.

If an unexpected death occurs and the liabilities depends on that income earner to cover, then it will have an impact on your finances.

Typically, if the pet owner is also a homeowner, then their homeowner's liability insurance may cover up to the amount of their insurance limit.

Generally, if you get your dog certified, you will then get a certificate; some tags and a special vest for your dog; and a liability policy to cover for any damages you or your dog might do in that environment.

If you got into an accident or unintentionally cause the damage, then yes — personal liability is often covered.

A large percentage of Alabama drivers, however, do not buy liability insurance or buy liability insurance and then cancel their policies, leaving them with no insurance to cover them — or the other driver — in the event of an accident.

If a law firm in Portugal is a Limited Liability Company then the minimum level of Professional Indemnity Insurance is different and must cover 50 % of the previous year's turnover with a minimum of $ 50,000 and a maximum of $ 5 million

If the Garage's insurance does not step in, then your insurer is likely to do so, but the garage itself was at fault and their insurance will cover the liability.

You can cover yourself with Term life insurance for the greater face amount and then have a smaller Universal life policy for the long haul when many of your financial liabilities are no longer present later on in life.

Then, any person or organization with whom you have a written agreement to indemnify would be covered against liability claims for any bodily injury or property damage which may result from distributing or selling your products.

If you do not need to cover your mortgage or liabilities of the kind, then you do not need Decreasing Term Insurance.

Their injuries would then be covered by your liability, because you're responsible for it.

If your car insurance policy states that you are not covered when driving out of state (this is just an example) and you were involved in an accident two states over, then your umbrella policy would cover you when you basic liability could not.

Sure, you can buy a standalone policy that covers your physical items from one insurer, and then buy another policy, say for Commercial General Liability (CGL) from another, but the fact is if you buy all your business insurance needs from one insurer, you'll likely get the best price.

Then they can help you cover your financial obligations if a liability suit is brought against you.

If you have basic liability insurance, then you won't be covered.

If you purchased liability only insurance coverage, then you will not be covered for a hail damage claim.

Also, if your vehicle has caused damage to any third party property or person then the liability cover (or the third party insurance) would take care of the same.

For example, if you were to crash into another car and the accident turns out to be your fault, then your liability to the driver of the other car would be covered, although you would not be able to claim for damage to your own.

If you borrow someone's car and crash it, the vehicle owner's car insurance pays out first, and if it's not enough to cover damages, your non-owner policy would then pay out as secondary coverage — provided your policy's liability limit is high enough.

If your policy doesn't have these coverages (meaning it only has liability), then any physical damage to your new vehicle will not be covered until you officially add the vehicle, along with physical damage coverage.

For example, if you are in an accident and the vehicle owner's liability limit is $ 10,000 and you cause $ 20,000 in property damage, then your non-owners policy will cover the remaining $ 10,000.

If your neighbor is bitten by your usually - friendly dog on your property, then physical liability coverage will cover the costs if a legal battle ensues.

If so, then you know how Farmers Renters insurance can affordably cover your personal property and liability.

If you are responsible for an accident, or drive into someones property, then you are liable, so it is the liability insurance that will have to cover you.

If you are not at fault during an accident then you can be rest assured that you will be covered by the other driver's liability insurance.

Renters insurance might very well be able to cover the liability, but if it exceeds the policy limits, then what do you do?

Also, if you think that you may have financial commitments / liabilities till 80 years of age then you can buy a term plan cover for upto 80 years.

Dear Karan, If she does not have any dependents and / or does not have any financial liabilities / obligations then life insurance cover is not required in her name.

2 & 3 — Selection of Policy term should be based on your expected retirement age, financial obligations, financial liabilities etc., 4 — Suggest you to buy a basic cover and then buy a stand - alone personal accident cover.

In that case, before sending your child to the university, explore the coverage offered by the selected university, and then buy a domestic insurance policy to cover the areas this does not cover, like travel insurance, third - party liabilities, and sponsor protection.

«If you currently have an auto insurance policy, then in most states, your auto liability insurance will transfer over to cover the rented or borrowed vehicle,» he says.

Therefore, if the vehicle is being used for purposes such as pace making, organized racing, speed testing, reliability trials and speed testing; and if accidental damages or liabilities occur, then the company will not be entitled to cover the damages and liabilities.

Assess your exact needs, your budget, your asset - liability situation, and then decide on the level of cover in alignment with all the influencing factors.

The personal property of the «named insured» on the policy would then be covered and they would have liability and loss of use coverage.

If you own a not - so - expensive car or if you have a two - wheeler and all you are looking for is protection against liabilities such as causing damage to someone else or their property (third - party), then a third - party cover will fit your needs perfectly.

In case, the insured is diagnosed with any critical illness that is covered by the insurance company then he / she can get a tax - free lump sum in one go that should be used to pay off your mortgage, depth or any other liability the insured person may have.

Whether your friend trips on your carpet, your handyman falls off the stepladder, or your mail carrier slips down your stairs, if you have homeowners insurance with liability then you are covered for any lawsuits should it become necessary.

6 — Term cover — atleast 12 times of your gross annual salary and then add any financial liabilities + Future goal values to it.

If you are an earning member of your family, have dependents and / or have financial liabilities / obligations then you SHOULD have adequate life cover.

Dear venky, If you have dependents and / or have financial obligations / liabilities then consider buying a Term plan with adequate Life cover.

If you want to be covered for liability and have a half - dozens hogs in your garage, then you might do well with a rider's insurance policy.

Then your liability is covered if they sue you or just want you to pay their medical bills.

If the amount of liability coverage offered by your policy is not enough to fully cover the expenses accrued by the damaged party or your legal defense, your umbrella policy will then cover the difference.

If the injury is larger than the medical payments to others limit on your renters insurance at Observer Park would cover, then it's time to look to liability.