Now let us assume that as time goes by, construction costs go up, increasing the value of the building, but the insured continues to carry $80,000 in coverage. When the next $5000 loss occurs, it is found that the actual cash value of the building is $200,000. To comply with the 80 percent coinsurance clause, the insured should now be carrying $160,000 in coverage. In this case, the insured becomes a coinsurer and suffers a penalty equal to the coinsurance deficiency:[Amount Carried($80,000)/ Amount Required($160,000)] x $5000 = $2500
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