407:11 Policy Value

Last revised 1959 § 3 Comments

I. If a building insured for a specified amount, whether under a separate policy or under a policy also covering other buildings, is totally destroyed by fire or lightning without criminal fault on the part of the insured or his assignee, the sum for which such building is insured shall be taken to be the value of the insured’s interest therein unless overinsurance thereon was fraudulently obtained.

II. If an insured building is only partially destroyed by fire or lightning, the insured shall be entitled to the actual loss sustained not exceeding the sum insured.

III. Nothing contained in paragraphs I and II of this section shall be construed as prohibiting the use of coinsurance, or agreed amount.

IV. When a building is insured not for a specified amount but under a blanket form with one amount covering 2 or more buildings or one or more buildings and personal property, the provisions of paragraph I of this section shall not apply.

Revisions

1959, 163:1, eff. Jan. 1, 1960.

Area of Law

Source

http://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/rsa/html/XXXVII/407/407-11.htm

§ 3 Responses to 407:11 Policy Value

  • Charles says:

    In 407:11 what is the definition of “totally”? My fire loss is so extensive that the cost to repair exceeds the face value of the policy, yet the insurance company is not calling it a total loss and is withholding depreciation.

    “is totally destroyed by fire “

  • aerik says:

    what is the definiton of “natural Person” and where can I fine that definition ?

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