Coverage description
A loss payable clause identifies a party with an interest in covered property and describes how payment may be made after a covered loss. Forms can differ in the provisions, conditions and coverage they address.
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- Commercial PropertyCommercial AutoInland Marine
Compare Loss payable clause forms
| Form | Intent | Payee and property | Payment conditions |
|---|---|---|---|
Benchmark Insurance CompanyLoss Payable Clause AMER-IL-CW-0011 07 26 Commercial Auto | Provides loss payment to an insured and scheduled loss payee. | Applies to a covered auto, except towing. | Loss-payee protection is subject to specified misconduct limitations. |
Atlantic Specialty Insurance CompanyLender's Loss Payable Clause VIM 337 07 24 Inland Marine Sub-TOI Combinations | Adds a lender's loss payable condition for covered property. | Applies to scheduled creditors with an established financial interest. | The lender may receive payment even if the insured's claim is denied, if stated conditions are met. |
Notable clauses
“the Lender Loss Payee will still have the right to receive loss payment”
Atlantic Specialty Insurance Company · Lender's Loss Payable Clause · VIM 337 07 24
Lender protection. The stated conditions include payment of premium and proof of loss where required.
“as interest may appear, you and the applicable loss payee shown in the schedule”
Benchmark Insurance Company · Loss Payable Clause · AMER-IL-CW-0011 07 26
Loss payee. Payment is directed to the insured and applicable scheduled loss payee according to their interests.
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