Federal Disaster Insurance: Hearings Before the United States Senate Committee on Banking and Currency, Eighty-Fourth Congress, First Session, [second Session].U.S. Government Printing Office, 1956 - Disaster insurance |
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Page 907
... possible , consistent with minimum cost of providing insurance protection . ( e ) The aggregate amount of insurance issued by the Administrator covering the loss of or damage to any single piece of real property shall not exceed ...
... possible , consistent with minimum cost of providing insurance protection . ( e ) The aggregate amount of insurance issued by the Administrator covering the loss of or damage to any single piece of real property shall not exceed ...
Page 908
... possible . ( b ) No insurance or reinsurance shall be issued ( 1 ) for risks eligible for insurance provided by other Federal programs , or to the extent that coverage is available on reasonable terms from other private or public ...
... possible . ( b ) No insurance or reinsurance shall be issued ( 1 ) for risks eligible for insurance provided by other Federal programs , or to the extent that coverage is available on reasonable terms from other private or public ...
Page 915
... possible inducement which the indemnity program may have to the acquisition , maintenance or loca- tion of property in areas which are subject to frequently recurring floods . SEC . 104. No indemnity contract shall be issued under this ...
... possible inducement which the indemnity program may have to the acquisition , maintenance or loca- tion of property in areas which are subject to frequently recurring floods . SEC . 104. No indemnity contract shall be issued under this ...
Page 934
... possible to omit the States from consideration under the bill even under its present language if the insured paid 100 percent of the actuarial fee , but this would too likely prove prohibitive . For many reasons , this method of ...
... possible to omit the States from consideration under the bill even under its present language if the insured paid 100 percent of the actuarial fee , but this would too likely prove prohibitive . For many reasons , this method of ...
Page 935
... possible contracts by 4,000 for a total of 11,600 contracts . Reducing the limit per policy to $ 28,080 would increase the potential number of policies to 116,000 . At a limit of $ 11,410 the contract potential expands to about 290,000 ...
... possible contracts by 4,000 for a total of 11,600 contracts . Reducing the limit per policy to $ 28,080 would increase the potential number of policies to 116,000 . At a limit of $ 11,410 the contract potential expands to about 290,000 ...
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