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The average clause policy is concerned with

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Answered by vijaykawle
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Explanation:

The 'average clause' is defined as a clause in an insurance policy requiring that you bear a proportion of any loss if your assets were insured for less than their full replacement value.

Answered by priyaag2102
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The average clause policy is concerned with protecting the interests of the insurer.

Explanation:

The average clause policy is concerned with protecting the interests of the insurer.

  • The policy is designed to compensate for possible monetary losses resulting from interruption of enterprise operations due to material loss of property due to the insured event.
  • The clause is usually included in a fire policy so that the firm does not insure the home.
  • However, the clause cannot be invoked when the entire claim exceeds the total gross profit of the annual turnover.
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