Francis owns a small shoe store. Since his business isn't particularly risky, he has a commercial property policy that provides named-peril coverage to his building and personal property, without any additional coverages. Which Causes of Loss form does Francis have attached to his coverage form?

Francis owns a small shoe store. Since his business isn't particularly risky, he has a commercial property policy that provides named-peril coverage to his building and personal property, without any additional coverages. Which Causes of Loss form does Francis have attached to his coverage form?



Answer: Basic Form. The Basic Cause of Loss Form is a named-peril form, meaning losses are covered only by the specific perils named in the insurance coverage.

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