ALL RISK
An all risk is a kind of insurance coverage that has the capacity to exclude only risks that have been particularly outlined in the contract. "All risks" is defined as any risk that was not specifically omitted in the contract and will be automatically covered. For example, if an all-risks policy of the homeowners did not specifically exclude flood coverage, then in an event of flood damage the house will be covered.
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Prior Lien
A lien that is recorded prior to any other claims. Prior liens thus have to be paid before any other claims in the event that the collateral that i ...
Accumulating Shares
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Distribution Waterfall
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