Arizona § 20-1507 Riders; endorsements; additional perils

Arizona Statutes

§ 20-1507 — Riders; endorsements; additional perils

Arizona § 20-1507

Title 20Arizona Revised Statutes

Ch. 6PARTICULAR TYPES OF INSURANCE

Art. 7Property Insurance

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Ariz. Rev. Stat. Ann. § 20-1507 (2026).

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A.Appropriate forms of additional contracts, riders or endorsements, insuring against indirect or consequential loss or damage, or against any one or more perils other than those of fire and lightning, or providing coverage which the insurer issuing the policy is authorized by charter and by the laws of this state to assume or issue, may be used in connection with the standard fire policy.

B.Such other perils or coverages may include those excluded in the standard fire insurance policy, and may include any of the perils or coverages permitted to be insured against or issued by property and casualty insurers. Such forms of contracts, riders and endorsements may contain provisions and stipulations inconsistent with such standard fire insurance policy, if such provisions and stipulations a

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A. Appropriate forms of additional contracts, riders or endorsements, insuring against indirect or consequential loss or damage, or against any one or more perils other than those of fire and lightning, or providing coverage which the insurer issuing the policy is authorized by charter and by the laws of this state to assume or issue, may be used in connection with the standard fire policy.

B. Such other perils or coverages may include those excluded in the standard fire insurance policy, and may include any of the perils or coverages permitted to be insured against or issued by property and casualty insurers. Such forms of contracts, riders and endorsements may contain provisions and stipulations inconsistent with such standard fire insurance policy, if such provisions and stipulations are applicable only to such additional coverage or to the additional peril or perils insured against.