A contract requires the owner to have additional-insured protection under the contractor’s liability policy, subject to policy terms. Which endorsement request matches that requirement?
Correct Answer
A) Additional insured.
An applicable additional-insured endorsement addresses the stated requirement, within its policy conditions and limits. An owner draw or lien action is not an insurance endorsement. Source: https://www.dgs.ca.gov/~/media/Divisions/PD/Document-Links/ITGP/ITGP-Non-Cloud.pdf
Why This Is the Correct Answer
An applicable additional-insured endorsement addresses the stated requirement, within its policy conditions and limits. An owner draw or lien action is not an insurance endorsement. Source: https://www.dgs.ca.gov/~/media/Divisions/PD/Document-Links/ITGP/ITGP-Non-Cloud.pdf
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