Before the insurer incorporated this technology, Kemper was employing a paper cost estimator to arrive at
replacement costs. "The biggest benefit right now is that the agents can create the record that has the
replacement cost value and the agent and the underwriter see the same thing," Madigan said.
Two primary concerns have dominated the debate over whether to include contractor's overhead and profit as part of
replacement costs for purposes of calculating actual cash value.
Switching to a new refractory helped Watry Industries, a permanent mold aluminum foundry in Sheboygan, Wisconsin, reduce maintenance costs and refractory
replacement costs.
The evaluation should be comprehensive enough to give you a "snapshot" of the conditions of your buildings, site and systems components; it will address the useful life of components, the safety and regulatory issues, projected maintenance and
replacement costs and associated funding requirements of each.
Abolition of tax advantages coupled with oversupply caused values to plummet in 1986, and the sales indicate average external obsolescence of 49.6% and $21.14 per square foot; in other words, values were at half of
replacement costs. Declining cash flows in turn stimulated mortgage defaults, and in 1986 there were 84 TABULAR DATA OMITTED apartment foreclosures compared with 66 the previous year and two in 1984.
He added: "The
replacement costs will be in excess of PS20,000 so l would suggest this has been carried out by someone with a degree of boat knowledge and its market."
AB 1772 extends the amount of time a home or business owner has to rebuild an insured property from two to three years after a declared wildfire emergency and receive the full
replacement costs to which they are entitled.
In calculating appropriate restitution to be paid by a video-game thief, the district court erred in accepting the victim's unsubstantiated estimate of
replacement costs, rather than requiring evidence on fair market value.<br />Background<br />Appellant Dominic Steele was convicted of postal theft.
Under prior law, if the
replacement costs were required to be capitalized, these demolition costs also were capitalized.
Upon completion of repairs, in October 2010, Executive Plaza demanded payment of the unpaid portion of the policy limits to cover the promised
replacement costs. This suit too was dismissed in the U.S.