Insurance of loss to an aircraft operator or a motorist consequential upon accidental damage to an insured vehicle, by way of indemnity or fixed benefit.

Insurance that covers the loss of use of a property due to an insured peril.

A property policy provision that, at the request of the named insured, stipulates that claims tied to losses of certain property will be paid to both the named insured and the party named in the subject clause.
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Property Insurance provision authorizing the Insurers to pay any loss to the insured or to others identified in the Policy as their interest in future losses may appear at the time of those losses.

A clause authorizing payment to people with an insurable interest in the property, even if they are not named as the insured. This clause protects the lender in the case of a mortgage.

The party to whom money or insurance proceeds is to be paid in the event of loss, such as the lienholder on an automobile or the mortgagee on real property.
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The person benefits should be paid to if a loss occurs, for example, the mortgagee of a home or property.

Losses often are paid over a period of years, especially in casualty lines of insurance. The payout pattern illustrates the way that claims are paid out from the time they are filed until they are closed.