Interest credited to an insured’s contract, in excess of the amount guaranteed by the terms of the contract.
Interest credited to an insured’s contract, in excess of the amount guaranteed by the terms of the contract.
An actual total loss can occur in four ways: (1) Where the subject matter Insured is completely destroyed; (2) Where the subject matter Insured ceases to be a thing of the kind Insured (This is termed ‘loss of specie’); (3) Where the assured is irretrievably deprived of the subject matter Insured, although it has retained its specie; or (4) In marine insurance, where a missing ship is deemed an actual loss when it has been posted as “missing” at Lloyd’s.