Accountancy, asked by ypadte9984, 4 months ago

A business takes fire insurance policy to cover

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Answered by dilipanravichandran
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Answer:

fire insurance can be claimed when insured property is damaged by fire accidentally.

Answered by Fncstudent
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Answer:

Fire insurance policy is a legal contract between the insurance company and the policyholder. This insurance policy guarantees to pay for the loss of the policyholder's property in a fire accident. It provides coverage against fire accidents, explosion, lightning, etc.

Explanation:

Owning a business, one is always prone to risks and a fire eruption can instantly bring a flourishing business to a stalemate.

Having a fire insurance policy comes with a broad range of scope, which includes:

  • A fire insurance policy provides comprehensive protection against any damage caused due to fire explosion, caused due to either movable or immovable property.
  • A fire insurance policy encompasses damages to the properties, for instance, damage caused to an office building, furnishings, machinery, stock, etc. due to a fire-outbreak.
  • Besides, fire-related perils, a fire insurance policy also encompasses damages caused due to any natural calamity, explosion, the bursting of the water tank, etc.
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