A policy specifically written to include coverage or conditions not included in a standard policy. This type of policy is usually prepared by a larger brokerage for a larger account, in compliance with state laws.
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UK: A written policy based on the specific needs of a large commercial insured such as a major airline. The standard policy form is not suitable and at the request of the broker or risk manager the manuscript policy is drawn up.
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An insurance policy covering property or liability exposures (or both) that is uniquely assembled from standard or specially created forms to suit the needs of an insured. Endorsements may be manuscripted as well.
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Insurance Policy conditions typewritten or handwritten to include specific coverage or conditions not provide in a standard Policy. In any dispute over Policy language, the adhesion doctrine is modified for such a Policy.

For insurance purposes, a map is used to locate the geographical location of a risk and assess its character. They are also used to track how many policies have been written in a certain area, thereby avoiding a catastrophic loss.

A junior underwriter charged with tracking the insurer’s exposure in a given area. This is done by entering data, such as property covered and the policy number, on maps.

In Fire Insurance, maps are used by underwriters to locate the character of the risk, especially in large cities. Notification on the maps indicate the amount of liability carried on a particular risk in a certain area.

A livestock cover insurance covering a mare and her unborn foal against mortality risk.

An injunction by a court restraining a party to an action from removing his assets out of the court’s jurisdiction or disposing of them.