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The contract insurance article includes a waiver of subrogation for covered property losses. What does that waiver generally limit?

Correct Answer

D) Insurer recovery claims against parties protected by the waiver

A waiver of subrogation generally limits an insurer's ability to pursue recovery from parties protected by the waiver for covered losses. Other choices concern submittals, bidding, or inspection rights.

Answer Options
A
The contractor's duty to submit shop drawings
B
The bid date stated in the invitation, leaving waiver of subrogation unverified
C
The owner's right to inspect work, leaving waiver of subrogation unverified
D
Insurer recovery claims against parties protected by the waiver

Why This Is the Correct Answer

A waiver of subrogation generally limits an insurer's ability to pursue recovery from parties protected by the waiver for covered losses. Other choices concern submittals, bidding, or inspection rights.

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