Free Other Property Insurance Practice Questions
Hawaii Property exam — 102 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. For Hawaii property insurance law, a 'lava zone' is a volcanic hazard zone identified by:
The U.S. Geological Survey on the island of Hawaii
HRS 431:10E-141 defines lava zone as a volcanic hazard zone identified by the USGS on the island of Hawaii.
2. When the Hawaii County mayor proclaims an emergency due to an imminent lava flow, an insurer's property nonrenewals in the lava zone are limited each year to:
5 percent of its policies in force in that zone
HRS 431:10E-142(a) caps nonrenewals at five per cent of covered policies in force in that lava zone.
3. Despite a lava-flow emergency limit on nonrenewals, a Hawaii insurer may still cancel or nonrenew a property policy when:
The premium is not paid after reasonable demand
HRS 431:10E-142(b) allows cancellation or nonrenewal for nonpayment after demand or if the insurer's financial soundness would be impaired.
4. The Hawaii Property Insurance Association (HPIA) was created mainly to:
Make basic property insurance available when the market will not
HRS 431:21-101 states HPIA's purposes: market stability, availability of basic property insurance, and equitable distribution of hard-to-place risks.
Practice: Other Property Insurance
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