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A customer has consumed contaminated food manufactured by the U-Eat company. It is discovered that the manufacturer failed to properly clean some of the equipment and as a result the food was spoiled. This is an example of: - strict liability This is an example of strict liability and is most commonly applied in Products Liability claims. Certain parties are held liable without regard to fault or negligence. If the claimant can prove that a product was defective and that the defect caused the injury, the manufacturer can be held strictly liable. A domestic insurer is: - An insurance company formed in a particular state. A settlement in which the claimant receives payment in installments over a period of time instead of a lump sum is: - A Structured Settlement A structured settlement is usually reserved for large settlements. Structured settlements may call for part of the full amount to be paid as a lump sum. A theft that occurs with visible signs of forcible entry is known as: - Burglary One of the requirements to prove a burglary has occurred is signs of forcible entry while entering or exiting the insured premises. Example would be a damaged door or broken window. According to the definitions section of the homeowner policy, "one family dwelling, other structures or grounds" also means the: - Residence premises An insurance broker is a person who represents: - An insured or prospective insured

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