Named perils are the specific dangers a policy insures you against – such as fire, windstorm, and hail in a homeowner’s policy, for example. These perils are “named” or listed in the policy.
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A circumstance is material if it would affect the decision of the Insurer to accept the risk, or in the rating of the premium. Non-disclosure of a material circumstance entitles the Insurer to avoid the insurance contract.