Property and casualty insurance definition

Property and casualty insurance means the classes of insurance defined in §§ 38.2-109 through
Property and casualty insurance means any kind of insurance on property, fidelity and surety insurance, or liability insurance, but does not mean title insurance, workers’ compensation insurance, or any insurance on the life of a person, including life insurance, annuities, accident and health insurance, or disability insurance.
Property and casualty insurance means these types of insurance:

Examples of Property and casualty insurance in a sentence

  • Property and casualty insurance claims can often had quite contentious.


More Definitions of Property and casualty insurance

Property and casualty insurance means any class of insurance other than life insurance;
Property and casualty insurance means all types
Property and casualty insurance means all types of:
Property and casualty insurance means insurance other than accident and sickness insurance and life insurance;
Property and casualty insurance means the classes of insurance defined in §§ 38.2-109 through 38.2-122.2 and §§ 38.2-124 through 38.2-134.
Property and casualty insurance. For the purposes of this agreement, the types of insurance which are classified as Property and Casualty Insurance shall be the same types of insurance classified as Property and Casualty Insurance by the Insurance Department of the state in which the Franchisee's main offices are located.
Property and casualty insurance means any type of insurance that does not come within the classes of life insurance, accident and sickness insurance or credit protection insurance set out in Schedule H to this By-Law.