A Protection That Insures Property That Cannot Be Covered by Specific

question 8

Multiple Choice

A protection that insures property that cannot be covered by specific insurance because the property is constantly changing in either value or location is referred to as a(n) :

• A)floater policy.
• B)collision insurance.
• C)annuity.
• D)coinsurance.

Comprehend the expectations of top management from HR managers regarding organizational strategy and administrative efficiency.

Understand the concept and implications of employee leasing.

Acknowledge the gender distribution within managerial occupations.

Recognize the key competencies necessary for HR managers and professionals.

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Definitions:

Trespasser

An individual who enters or uses another's property without permission, potentially facing legal action for unauthorized intrusion.

Physical Causation

A concept in law and philosophy that denotes the actual cause-and-effect relationship between actions or events.

Remoteness Test

Determining whether the damages were too far removed from the original negligent act; a breaching party is only responsible for reasonably expected losses.

Misfeasance

Wrongful conduct.