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1) What is Fire Insurance?  
  Fire insurance is a form of protection against any unfortunate destruction or damage to property due to fire. Cover under the fire insurance policy can be extended to include other additional perils as detailed below at an additional cost.
Riot and Strike
Malicious Damage
Explosion
Terrorism
Cyclone, Storm and Tempest
Flood
Impact Damage
Bursting & Overflowing of Water Tanks
Electrical Extra
Earthquake
Aircraft Damage
 
     
2) What can be covered under a fire policy?  
 
Under a fire policy any business premises, private dwelling or any other tangible property can be covered.
Items covered could be, for example: buildings, furniture, electronic or electrical items, stocks etc.
Further if the Insured wishes to cover himself/herself against any loss of rent or removal of debris after the occurrence of a loss or damage separate amounts in respect of these additional covers should be declared.
 
     
3) What does “sum insured” mean?  
  The value represents the actual cost which would be incurred to replace/rebuild the insured property at the time of loss or damage to that property.  
     
4) What are the requirements to purchase a fire insurance policy?  
  The proposer of the policy should first and foremost have a financial interest in the assets being proposed for insurance, ie. he/she should stand to lose financially in the event of loss or damage to such assets.

Secondly, the proposer should submit a proposal form (which can be obtained by any of Eagle Representatives/Offices). The proposal form should disclose all details, which are true to the insured’s best knowledge and other information, which the proposer may feel is relevant.

Any other details should be produced at the insurer’s request, wherever necessary.
 
     
5) What will be the cost of a fire insurance policy?  
  The cost of a fire insurance policy will depend on the
Perils to be covered
The value of the items covered
The usage of the premises proposed for insurance
The location details of the premises proposed for insurance etc

 
  Hence it is advisable to obtain a quotation  
     
6) In the event of loss or damage what should be the procedure to be followed?  
  If loss or damage occurs, it is the responsibility of the insured to act with reasonable care to minimize the loss where ever possible. In short, the insured should do everything in his capacity to minimise the loss as much as possible as in a situation where he/she would have acted if there were no insurance cover.

Secondly the local police should be informed and a police report should be obtained. The insurance company should also be informed as soon as possible regarding any loss that has occurred.

Please contact Eagle Insurance for further details
 
 
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