What is FIRE AND ALLIED PERILS?

The standard fire insuance that covers causes of loss and damage but has a higher premium. It is an extended standard policy of fire insurance

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Related Legal Terms

FIRE INSURANCE POLICY, ALLIED LINES, ALLIED LINES INSURANCE, ALL OTHER LIKE PERILS, OPEN PERILS, NEW YORK STANDARD FIRE POLICY, FIRE MAPS, ADDITIONAL PERILS, FIRE RESISTANT, FIRE DEPARTMENT SERVICE CLAUSE


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