Amount of Insurance to Value

The ratio of the amount for which a property is insured to its value. For example, if a property is insured for $120,000 and its market value is only $60,000, the amount of insurance to value is 2:1.

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amount accrued
Amount Administered
amount assessed as payable
Amount at Risk
Amount Claimed
amount computed
amount deducted
amount due
Amount Each Person Owes
amount expended
Amount Financed
amount for which anything is insured
Amount in controversy
amount limit
Amount of $1
Amount of Antenna Pointing Data Stored in the RCSE in Seconds
Amount of Damages
Amount of Insurance to Value
amount of mixing
amount of money
Amount of One
Amount of One Dollar
Amount of One per Period
Amount of Pay to be Received by Payee of the 15th Day of the Month
Amount of Precipitation
Amount of substance
Amount of substance
amount of surface
Amount outstanding and in circulation
amount over par
amount owing
amount paid periodically
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Amount Per Serving
amount produced
Amount realized
Amount Remaining to be Excreted
amount reserved
Amount Risk
Amount Risks
Amount Subject
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Amount to Finance
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