Which of the following would not be considered an insured under a commercial general liability policy?
Which of the following is NOT considered an insured contract under the Commercial General Liability Policy? Fiduciary liability insurance.
What is covered under a commercial general liability policy?
Commercial General Liability covers legal liability of the insured due to bodily injury or property damage. These are some types of coverage provided: Broad Public/General Liability cover for bodily injury or property damage incurred on your premises and/or as a result of your business operations.
How many limits are found in a commercial general liability policy?
The CGL policy lists on the declarations six different limits. While the policy lists separately each of the six limits, it is important to recognize that the limits are all interrelated. That is, a reduction of one limit by the payment of damages will also reduce another limit.
Which one of the following limits in the commercial general liability coverage form is not subject to the general aggregate limit?
Under the standard commercial general liability (CGL) policy, the general aggregate limit applies to all covered bodily injury (BI) and property damage (PD) (except for injury or damage arising out of the products-completed operations hazard) and all covered personal and advertising injury.
Which of the following would be covered under by coverage A of the CGL policy?
CGL coverage A protects you from damages arising out of bodily injury you cause other people, or from damage you cause to third-party property.