Exam 43: Insurance, wills, and Trusts
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Kelsey obtains a business liability insurance policy from Loyal Insurance Company for Kelsey's Modeling & Hobby Crafts store. When an event occurs that gives rise to a claim,the insurance company has a duty to
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Edie holds title to Floyd's property under circumstances that,although nothing is express,indicate this is apparently only for Floyd's benefit. This is
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In his will,Terrence leaves $10,000 to each of his three children. However,after Terrence dies and all his debts are paid,there is only $9,000 left in his estate. Each child will receive
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A will can be an informal document and need not follow statutory requirements.
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The owners of Designer Apps,Inc.,want to execute wills. Eve is fifteen years old,Fran is seventeen,and Gail is nineteen. In most states,those with the capacity to execute a will are
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Energy Industries,Inc.,obtains insurance policies with Fidelity Insurance,Inc.,and Goodworth Insurance Company against the risk of loss of Energy's property. Each policy includes a multiple insurance clause. A fire partially destroys one of Energy's buildings. Energy can collect from Fidelity
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Under an antilapse clause,an insurance policy will not lapse under any circumstances.
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Trial Lawyers,P.A.,obtains an insurance policy that protects its members against negligence claims by their clients. This is
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Mena applies for a homeowners' insurance policy on her house with Neighbors Insurance Company through Obie,an agent who works for Neighbors. In this transaction,Obie is
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An incontestability clause prohibits an insurer from contesting statements made in an insurance application until a specified time has elapsed.
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Ruth executes a will naming her nephew Stan as sole beneficiary. Two years later,Ruth executes another will,naming her niece Tammy as sole beneficiary. On Ruth's death
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