A coverage limit determines the most an insurance company will pay for a covered loss under a particular coverage. Some limits apply to each person or occurrence, or to an item or group of items.

(limit) restrict: place limits on (extent or access); "restrict the use of this parking lot"; "limit the time you can spend with your friends" (limi [..]

 – A system of specified sizes and sizing limits to ensure components and parts fit together. Checks are made during production to ensure parts are sized

maximum value to be derived from a policy.

An insurer's aggregate liability for policies in force as of a given date.

The smallest and largest dimension which are tolerable (allowed). lip of a drill - The sharp cutting edge on the end of a twist drill.

An order that seeks to buy at lower levels than the current market or sell at higher levels than the current market. An order with restrictions on the maximum price to be paid or the minimum price to [..]

a brokerage term that means instructions in the buying or selling of stock for a client. Usually, the instructions help the client make money in the market.

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An insurance coverage limit is selected by you and is the most an insurance company will pay for damages or injuries that apply to the coverage. Most states have laws that specify the minimum limit that must be purchased for each required insurance coverage.

The maximum amounts your policy will cover. Limits will vary from policy to policy and across different sections of the policy. For example, the limit for personal belongings is usually much lower tha [..]

The amount of insurance coverage purchased. The insurance company will only pay up to the dollar value of the limit selected. See Basic Limits.

The maximum of money an insurance policy will cover in the event of a loss.

The maximum amount an insurance company will pay, per coverage, for a covered loss. Though you can choose your limits for certain coverages, all provinces require you to buy certain minimum levels of car insurance coverage.

Maximum amount of insurance that can be paid for a covered loss.

The maximum amount of benefit the insurance company will pay for a given situation or occurrence. Limits also include the ages below or above what an insurance company will not issue a new policy or continue a policy.

Maximum amount of coverage on a policy that can be paid for a covered loss.

An insurance coverage limit is selected by you at the time you purchase a policy. It describes the maximum an insurance company will pay for damages or injuries that apply to a specific coverage. Most [..]

The largest total amount the insurance company will pay for covered losses. Many policies have multiple limits - a certain amount per person, another amount per accident and sometimes, an aggregate li [..]

Maximum amount of insurance that can be paid for a covered loss.

Maximum amount a policy will pay either overall or under a particular coverage.

Limits are the maximum amount an insurance company will pay for a covered loss. Though you can choose your limits for certain coverages, some states require you to buy certain levels of auto insurance coverage. In such states, you’ll have to choose limits that at least meet your state’s auto insurance requirements.

The maximum amount an insurance company will pay. For example, if your collision coverage limit is $10,000, but your car sustains $15,000 worth of damage, you are liable to pay for the $5,000 worth of [..]

Maximum amount of insurance that can be paid for a covered loss.

Maximum amount of insurance that can be paid for a covered loss.

Maximum amount a policy will pay either overall or under a particular coverage.

The maximum sum of money an insurance company agrees to pay under a policy in the event of a covered loss. Generally, for auto insurance, limits are identified and paid on a per person and per occurrence basis. Typically, for home insurance, limits are based on replacement cost.

Maximum amount of insurance that can be paid for a covered loss.

(1) Ages below or above which the insurer will not issue a policy or above which it will not continue a policy presently in force. (2) The maximum benefit payable for a given situation or occurrence ( [..]

Maximum amount a policy will pay either overall or under a particular coverage. For instance, "Liability Limits" or "Limit of Liability" means the sum or sums beyond which a liability insurance does not protect the insured. It is therefore the maximum amount that an insurance company agrees to pay in case of a liability loss.

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Any limits as stated in the policy or endorsement that are greater than standard limits. These are based on manual increased limits tables. See Limits, standard.

The restriction of the liability assumed by the carrier under the policy to a specified amount or amounts.

This term applies to bodily injury and property damage lines. For example, a policy written with standard bodily injury limits could restrict the liability of the carrier to an amount not exceeding $5 [..]

In table games, the minimum and maximum amounts that can be wagered on a single bet.

Sensors called limits that alert the control electronics that the physical end of travel is being approached and motion should stop.

Maximum amount of insurance that can be paid for a covered loss.

Feature in Instron materials and structural testing systems that suspends motion or shuts off the system when upper and/or lower bounds of actuator or crosshead travel, or force or strain, are reached during testing. Correct setting of operational limits by the operator, prior to testing, will reduce the risk of damage to test article and system an [..]

Avoid policies that don't contain all of the component coverages that are outlined below for bodily injury and property damage liability: Premises/Operations (Combined Single Limits)

The NPS-FM defines a limit as “the maximum amount of resource use available, which allows a freshwater objective to be met”. For example, limits on the total amount of water that can be taken out of a [..]

These are maximum amounts of risk that a dealer is permitted to take. They are set in order to protect the bank against large financial losses. A typical type of limit is a "stop loss", this [..]