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Broad Evidence Rule

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Broad Evidence Rule
A rule allowing the admission of any evidence regarding a property's value in the process of determining the property's actual cash value. The broad evidence rule is used to determine how much an insurance company or other party should compensate for a property in the event of its loss, theft or damage.


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Using the broad evidence rule has now become another possible option in determining the actual cash value of insured property in the event of a loss.
 
 
 
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