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Q.A property worth ₹4,00,000 is insured for its full value of ₹4,00,000 under a policy with an average clause. A fire causes a loss of ₹1,00,000. Find the claim admitted.

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Here the sum insured equals the property value, so the average-clause ratio is exactly 11:

Claim=Sum insuredValue of property×Loss=400000400000×100000=1×100000=₹1,00,000.\text{Claim}=\frac{\text{Sum insured}}{\text{Value of property}}\times\text{Loss}=\frac{400000}{400000}\times100000=1\times100000=₹1{,}00{,}000.

The average clause therefore makes no deduction — the insurer pays the actual loss in full. …

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