An insurance policy covering one subject of insurance, as opposed to a combination of multiline policy.
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Any single line policy coverage.

Some states have their own system for providing reparations to injured employees eligible under the state’s workers compensation act. Private insurance companies may not compete. The states are North Dakota, Ohio, Washington, and Wyoming.

In certain states, the law requires companies to purchase workers compensation insurance from the government. This term refers to the state-run company that exists in those states for the purpose of selling the insurance. Private insurers are prohibited from selling insurance in these states.

A monthly fee assessed in universal life policies that covers the company’s administrative costs.

Polices wherein the premiums are collected in a similar fashion to industrial policies, at the door each month.

A card that indicates the monthly debit ordinary business that is still in force and has lapsed.

A compromise agreement among the signing countries to raise the limit of liability for death or bodily injury in respect of passengers on a journey to, from or with an agreed stopping place in the USA.

This convention deals with offences against aircraft and airport facilities and is therefore mainly concerned with ground safety.