Property and Casualty Insurance Practice Exam

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How long does the preservation of property endorsement coverage apply once property is moved?

60 days
30 days
90 days
No time limit

The correct answer is: 30 days

The preservation of property endorsement coverage provides protection for property that has been moved from its original location due to a loss that is covered under the policy. This coverage typically applies for a maximum duration of 30 days from the time the property is moved. The intent behind this time frame is to ensure that the property remains insured during a transitional phase until it is either settled at a new location or returned to its original premises. This specific time limit is designed to encourage prompt action in managing the property after a loss, ensuring that while the property is temporarily relocated, it is still protected. Coverage beyond this period would typically require additional arrangements or policies. This is vital for individuals and businesses to understand, as it affects how they manage their property and any potential claims.