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A manufacturing company whose production was abruptly stopped by fire incidence would have its claim…

A manufacturing company whose production was abruptly stopped by fire incidence would have its claim for loss of earning settled under the class of

  • A.
    fire insurance
  • B.
    all risk insurance
  • C.
    product liability insurance
  • D.
    consequential loss insurance
Correct Answer: Option D
Explanation

What is ‘Consequential Loss’. A consequential loss is an indirect loss resulting from an insured’s inability to use business property or equipment. A business owner may purchase insurance to protect them against the secondary loss of property and equipment due to a natural disaster or accident.