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bailee policy

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A quick definition of bailee policy:

Bailee policy is a type of insurance policy that covers goods in the possession of a bailee, but does not specifically describe the covered goods. It is a floating policy that provides limited coverage against loss. Other types of insurance policies include accident policy, assessable policy, basic-form policy, blanket policy, broad-form policy, claims-made policy, commercial general-liability policy, completed-operations policy, and more. Insurance rating is the process by which an insurer arrives at a policy premium for a particular risk. Insurance Services Office is a nonprofit organization that provides analytical and decision-support services and tools to the insurance industry.

A more thorough explanation:

A bailee policy is a type of insurance policy that covers goods in the possession of a bailee, but does not specifically describe the covered goods. A bailee is someone who has temporary possession of someone else's property, such as a dry cleaner or a repair shop.

For example, if you leave your expensive watch at a repair shop, the shop owner may have a bailee policy to cover any damage or loss to your watch while it is in their possession.

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KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
17:33
i got waitlisted and ghosted them
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
17:33
yeah i think that’s the case
Ijustwannagetinman
17:33
And with my Stanford rejection letter, im finally done:) GO BRUINS
KnowledgeableRitzyWasp
17:33
but you should still call because it’s free and there’s no point in mentally toghing out something you don’t have to tough out. save the anxiety for the last week before classes when they could call you any day lol
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@Ijustwannagetinman: congrats! Make sure to leave behind wisdom on your profile!
17:36
wait, where are you going @ijustwannagetinman
Ijustwannagetinman
17:39
@GIBiller: UCLA!
trees1234567
17:39
tinman sorry for the R but UCLA woooo
PreviousSwelteringQuail
17:40
Last time I called GULC asking about the timeline, they pulled up my file, confirmed my interview date and stuff, and gave me a week range. They were super nice about it and I cannot imagine it would reflect poorly
17:40
@ijustwannagetinman oh cool! Congrats!
Ijustwannagetinman
17:45
I’m hyped living in LA is my dream
trees1234567
18:02
dang gpa is high af on these UVA WLs
trees1234567
18:03
congrats to all those who have gotten off tho!
If you’re WL just tell them nothing is gonna stop you from attending
They will acquiesce
19:58
thank you trees :) good luck to you
trees1234567
20:00
thanks!!!
UVA gunning for the 4.0 GPA median
hello, current 2L at NDLS. just remembered this website existed. open to answering any questions yall might have :)
@Ijustwannagetinman: congrats! I went to UCLA for undergrad and it was an awesome place to be at!
i would bet this was probably already hashed out earlier so sorry if anyone feels like they're repeating anything but how are the GULC WL people hashing out their "level of interest" response to the WL Feeler
22:55
i wish uva gave me the a. going back to va sounds fun
22:55
o well 😭
22:57
@manifestT14acceptances: i sounded like a broken record telling them the reasons why i want to attend gulc
ok so true bestie
23:27
manifesting the a's for us bestie
thank you im manifesting us coincidentally being in the same long line for Baked and Wired cupcakes as a reward for doing well in class
@manifestT14acceptances: ok i know this is controversial, but i prefer georgetown cupcake over baked and wired im sorry
i like the cupcake to frosting ratio better at georgetown cupcake. and their peanut butter lava fudge slaps
@cowboygorillas: what do you want to do after law school, both short-term and long-term? And are you happy with how likely NDLS is to get you there?
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