An insured may not profit from his loss, but it can gain from his work - understanding business income claims, part 56

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Contractor profit where repair is insured

Q

I assure a company that has a dry dock was damaged when a boat it is tilted. The dry dock owner rents his sister company, a ship Builder to repair the dock.

The insurer is the sister withdrawal of the company's profit margin for the repairs on the basis that benefit its own loss of an insured person can not. The policy to cover this loss is an ISO commercial property policy CP 00 10. These two companies are completely independent of each other, so I don't think the insurer profit margin arbitrarily can settle the vessel of builder's. What do you think?

Alabama subscribers

A

The insurer should profit margin the ship of builder's the loss settlement.

We believe that the insurance covers the cost of a contractor's professional services and profit in a repair job of all sizes. Does, that the contractor an insured may no disservice to the principle of compensation. Principle it has, that an insured can his loss not benefit. This does not mean that an insured of his work to benefit.

The claimant is not even in the situation you describe, the ship Builder. It is an independent company of the claimant.