In regards to the OPCF 43 limited waiver of depreciation endorsement, what is the insured NOT required to do? Use original equipment parts to repair the vehicle. Settle a claim by paying the actual purchase price of the car. Settle the claim using the Manufacturers Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) of the vehicle. Settle the claim using the cost of replacing the vehiclywith one of same make and model.

Should FedEx be liable for the alleged loss of valuable rare coins when FedEx did not know what the package contained. Rykard v. FedEx Ground Package System.

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A pilot for a private jet stops for refueling in San Antonio. Topper Fuels offers him a case of premium Tequila to refuel with them (a total retail value of $423 to the pilot). For refueling, inspections, and minor repairs, Topper charges $2,900, over $400 more than the least expensive fuel company. What has happened to the company that owns the private jet

13. Sam Fraser, 24 years of age and single, possesses a two-year-old vehicle which he drives to work (a distance of 7(1/2) miles, full circle). He keeps the vehicle in 03 region, and has had one auto crash during the previous three years. What amount would Sam save money on a mix of $100-deductible impact and thorough inclusion on the off chance that he drove a vehicle delegated image 1 instead of as image 5? We don't know whether Sam has had driver preparing.

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An insurance company notifics an insured that $50 of the insured's physicians chaige is above the usual, customary, and reasonable limits covered situation, the excess amount would be ⓇA applied to the deductible ⓇB OC. OD. paid at the 80/20 coinsurance rate disallowed as a covered charge charged back to the physician

1. The men's department had sales of $60,000 for December.  During the month, the buyer reduced prices of 38 suits from $695 to $445 and that of 20 suits from $550 to $287.  What was the markdown percent for the month?  Present your answer with a %-sign, rounded to two decimal places (i.e. 19.47%). 2. A giftware buyer received 36 crystal clocks that retailed for $79 each.  Five clocks sold at that price before a special sales event.  The remaining 31 clocks were marked down to $58.  Nineteen of the clocks were sold during the sale, and the remaining clocks were marked to the original $79 price.  The remaining clocks were eventually sold at full price.  Calculate the net markdown percent.  Present your answer with a percent sign, rounded to two decimal places (i.e. 19.64%). 3. Alma, a sales associate, receives a 20% employee discount.  Because she was the top sales associate of the month, Alma was given an additional 10% discount for the month of March.  During March, Alma purchased a…

Mr. Lopez's kitchen sink started flooding and spilling water all over the kitchen. He decided to call Paul's Famous Plumbing to take a look at the sink. When Paul assessed the sink, he told Mr. Lopez that the lower P-Trap pipe was cracked and a new pipe was needed. Paul told Mr. Lopez that the service will cost $50 but it will not include the cost of the new pipe. If Mr. Lopez wants, Paul can provide the P-Trap pipe for an additional $10 or Mr. Lopez can go to the local home improvement store and buy the pipe himself. This is an example of? O Common Law O U.C.C. O Unilateral Contract O Detrimental Reliance O None of the Above

A sales representative in a shopping centre handed Karl a flyer promoting a style cut and shave for $12 at Lion’s Mane Barber Shop. As he was actually in need of a haircut and shave, Karl dropped by the barber shop, which was also located in the same shopping centre. When he arrived at the shop and presented his flyer to one of the barbers, he was told that there had been an error in the statement of price on the flyer - it was supposed to be $22 and not $12. The shop manager tried to convince Karl that this was still a bargain price given that a style cut and shave would normally cost $30 in other barbershops. Karl got upset, as he passed by two other barbershops in the same shopping centre that sold haircuts and shaves for $20 to $25. If he had known about the supposed mistake in the Lion’s Mane flyer, he wouldn’t have bothered coming to the shop. Answer the following:   Does Karl have any legal grounds to claim the price of $12?   Would your answer be different if Karl already…