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Note: Ted's
handwritten notes on the report are included as footnotes.
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Guilford County Sheriff's Department
1. Incident Number: 951009027
4. Narrative:
Ms. Hall advised that Ted Kimble had
contacted the company on 10/31/95 and had asked about a "builders
risk"A
policy to cover insurance for the renovation of his fire-damaged
residence.
Ms. Hall told him that no such policy
was available, and that due to loss claims neither Acordia nor any
other carriers would carry homeowners insurance on his residence.
Ted Kimble then asked Ms. Hall if she could make application for a
new policy and not make the companyB
aware of previous loss claims. Ms. Hall advised him that that it was
not possible, as claims could be denied for concealing information
on an application.
Ted Kimble then reported a $300 claimC
for a Pella window on his outbuilding he says was broken on
10/27/95. Ms. Hall processed the claim.
Ms. Hall provided copies of the claim
documentation.
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AI needed only liability
insurance. I of course didn't need any personal property.
If someone went down there and got hurt I could possibly be liable.
BI didn't know if I had to
tell of past claims. I ask if we had to, I didn't ask
her to lie. I was desperate, no one would provide me
insurance. Finally the mortgage company took care of it.
CI ask if I was allowed to
fill the window along with the 10/9 claim or file it separate.
Scence it happened on a different day it was a separate claim.
With a $500 deductibel what was the purpose. "I didn't know
she filed it." That was stupid!
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