Your insured is a tenant in an apartment building and has a Tenants Comprehensive policy arranged by your office. Due to his/her negligence, a fire occurs seriously damaging his/her own apartment and causing substantial damage to the apartments on the same floor. Which section of the Liability coverage would pay for building damage to his/her apartment • Voluntary Payment for Damage to Property (Coverage G). • Personal Liability (Coverage E). • No coverage. Property is rented or in his/her care, custody or control. • Not applicable. The loss would be covered under the Property section of his/her Tenants Comprehensive policy.

Your insured is a tenant in an apartment building and has a Tenants Comprehensive policy arranged by your office. Due to his/her negligence, a fire occurs seriously damaging his/her own apartment and causing substantial damage to the apartments on the same floor. Which section of the Liability coverage would pay for building damage to his/her apartment • Voluntary Payment for Damage to Property (Coverage G). • Personal Liability (Coverage E). • No coverage. Property is rented or in his/her care, custody or control. • Not applicable. The loss would be covered under the Property section of his/her Tenants Comprehensive policy.

Personal Finance

13th Edition

ISBN:9781337669214

Author:GARMAN

Publisher:GARMAN

Chapter9: Obtaining Affordable Housing

Section9.2: What Does It Cost To Buy A Home?

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