Alabama Property and Casualty Practice Exam

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What are the Fire Legal limits under a BOP?

$25,000
$50,000
$75,000
$100,000

The correct answer is: $50,000

The Businessowners Policy (BOP) includes coverage for the legal liability of business owners for fire damage to the premises they occupy. The fire legal limit is the maximum amount that the policy will cover for property damage due to a fire that the insured is legally liable for. In many cases, this limit is set at $50,000, making it essential for business owners to understand this coverage to effectively manage their risk related to potential fire damage liability. This coverage is particularly important for businesses that lease the space they occupy, as it protects them from significant financial loss resulting from accidental fire damage to the building owned by a landlord. Understanding these legal limits allows business owners to ensure they have appropriate coverage for their specific needs and obligations under the lease agreements.