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LPB – OCT 2019 – L3 – Q5 – Life Insurance Policies: Types, Parties, Insurable Interest & Keyman Insurance

Scenario involving a pharmaceutical company insuring a key employee's life as security for a bank overdraft; questions on policy definition, types suitable for bankers, parties involved, insurable interest justification, and impact of employee's resignation on the security.

Life Insurance Policies-Types & Parties, Insurable Interest & Keyman Insurance.

As Executive Director/Retail, you call that 3 years ago, the CEO of Wiafe Chemists Limited (WCL), a small but growing Pharmaceutical Company, and long-standing Customer of your Kokonsa Branch of the Zenith Bank, sought your advice about whether they could ensure the life of their Chief Chemist; on whom the success of the Company largely depended. You advised that the WCL could, and they did.

Today, the CEO calls to your office and informs you that the Chief Chemist has resigned and asks about the status of their overdraft facility limit of GH¢25,000.00 covered by a Legal Assignment of the GH¢55,000.00 Life Policy over the life of the Chief Chemist.

Required: a) Define a Life Policy.   b) State the types of Life Policies available to the Banker as Security for Bankers’ Advances.      c) Who are the parties in a Life Policy; and how will these apply in the above scenario?                                                                              d) Did the WCL have an Insurable Interest in the life of the Chief Chemist; and does the resignation of the Chief Chemist change the status/position of the Security to cause the Bank to request for another facility?

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BL – May 2013 – L1 – SA – Q7 – Company Law

This question assesses the concept of insurable interest in a company.

A shareholder has no insurable interest in the __________ of the company.

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BL – Nov 2015 – L1 – SA – Q19 – Company Law

Definition of insurable interest in insurance law.

A person is said to have insurable interest in an insured person, thing, or event when
A. He is related by affinity to the insured
B. The insured is the property of the person
C. The insured is a chattel
D. He stands to gain or profit in his/its preservation and to suffer loss or damage in his/its destruction
E. The insured could go into extinction by usage

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BL – MarJul 2020 – L1 – SA – Q16 – Introduction to Law

Question on identifying the principle that a person must have a financial interest in the subject matter of insurance.

Under insurance contract, which principle states that a person must stand to gain from the preservation of the subject matter or suffer loss from its destruction?
A. Insurable interest
B. Insurance credit rule
C. Cover note policy
D. Indemnity principle
E. Insurance payment policy

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BL – May 2016 – L1 – SB – Q3d – Law Relating to Banking

Explain the concept of insurable interest in insurance law.

Insurance is to mitigate the effect of losses when they occur.

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Explain briefly the term “Insurable Interest”.

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LPB – OCT 2019 – L3 – Q5 – Life Insurance Policies: Types, Parties, Insurable Interest & Keyman Insurance

Scenario involving a pharmaceutical company insuring a key employee's life as security for a bank overdraft; questions on policy definition, types suitable for bankers, parties involved, insurable interest justification, and impact of employee's resignation on the security.

Life Insurance Policies-Types & Parties, Insurable Interest & Keyman Insurance.

As Executive Director/Retail, you call that 3 years ago, the CEO of Wiafe Chemists Limited (WCL), a small but growing Pharmaceutical Company, and long-standing Customer of your Kokonsa Branch of the Zenith Bank, sought your advice about whether they could ensure the life of their Chief Chemist; on whom the success of the Company largely depended. You advised that the WCL could, and they did.

Today, the CEO calls to your office and informs you that the Chief Chemist has resigned and asks about the status of their overdraft facility limit of GH¢25,000.00 covered by a Legal Assignment of the GH¢55,000.00 Life Policy over the life of the Chief Chemist.

Required: a) Define a Life Policy.   b) State the types of Life Policies available to the Banker as Security for Bankers’ Advances.      c) Who are the parties in a Life Policy; and how will these apply in the above scenario?                                                                              d) Did the WCL have an Insurable Interest in the life of the Chief Chemist; and does the resignation of the Chief Chemist change the status/position of the Security to cause the Bank to request for another facility?

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BL – May 2013 – L1 – SA – Q7 – Company Law

This question assesses the concept of insurable interest in a company.

A shareholder has no insurable interest in the __________ of the company.

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BL – Nov 2015 – L1 – SA – Q19 – Company Law

Definition of insurable interest in insurance law.

A person is said to have insurable interest in an insured person, thing, or event when
A. He is related by affinity to the insured
B. The insured is the property of the person
C. The insured is a chattel
D. He stands to gain or profit in his/its preservation and to suffer loss or damage in his/its destruction
E. The insured could go into extinction by usage

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BL – MarJul 2020 – L1 – SA – Q16 – Introduction to Law

Question on identifying the principle that a person must have a financial interest in the subject matter of insurance.

Under insurance contract, which principle states that a person must stand to gain from the preservation of the subject matter or suffer loss from its destruction?
A. Insurable interest
B. Insurance credit rule
C. Cover note policy
D. Indemnity principle
E. Insurance payment policy

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BL – May 2016 – L1 – SB – Q3d – Law Relating to Banking

Explain the concept of insurable interest in insurance law.

Insurance is to mitigate the effect of losses when they occur.

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Explain briefly the term “Insurable Interest”.

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