Free Other Property Insurance Practice Questions
Georgia Property exam (series 12-GA-03) — 65 practice questions.
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Sample questions & answers
1. Georgia law authorizes property insurers to establish a FAIR Plan and underwriting association to:
Assure fair access to basic property insurance
Insurers writing property insurance directly in Georgia are authorized, subject to the Commissioner's approval, to maintain a Fair Access to Insurance Requirements Plan and underwriting association.
2. Membership in Georgia's FAIR Plan underwriting association is required of:
Every insurer authorized to write and writing property insurance
Each insurer authorized to write and writing property insurance in Georgia must become and remain a member of the plan and association as a condition of its authority.
3. Each member insurer shares in the Georgia FAIR Plan's habitational writings, expenses, profits, and losses in proportion to its:
Share of habitational premiums written by all insurers
Participation for habitational risks is in proportion to the insurer's habitational premiums written versus all insurers' habitational premiums; commercial risks are apportioned the same way using commercial premiums.
4. A person aggrieved by a decision of Georgia's FAIR Plan may appeal to the Commissioner within:
30 days of the decision
Any person aggrieved by an action of the plan, association, or a participating insurer may appeal to the Commissioner within 30 days; the Commissioner's final order is subject to judicial review.
Practice: Other Property Insurance
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