Alabama Property and Casualty Practice Exam

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Inland Marine policies are frequently used to cover all of the following EXCEPT:

Buildings
Cargo in transit
Mobile equipment
Fine arts

The correct answer is: Buildings

Inland Marine insurance is designed to protect property in transit and specific types of movable property. It is commonly utilized for items such as cargo being transported, mobile equipment like construction machinery, or specialized items including fine arts. Buildings, however, fall outside the typical realm of Inland Marine policies. Buildings are generally considered real property and are more appropriately insured under property insurance policies, such as homeowners' insurance or commercial property insurance, which provide coverage for the structure itself and the risks associated with it. Therefore, selecting the option that refers to buildings highlights a key distinction between the types of coverage offered under Inland Marine policies and other forms of insurance designed for immovable property.