A package policy which provides protection against a number of separate perils. Multi-peril policies are not necessarily multiple line policies, since the combined perils may be all within one insuran [..]

A package policy that provides protection against a number of separate perils. Multi-peril policies are not necessarily multiple-line policies, since the combined perils may be all within one insuranc [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and ma [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

See "Commercial Multi-Peril Policy."

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and ma [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

A package policy that provides protection against a number of separate perils. Multi-peril policies are not necessarily multiple-line policies, since the combined perils may be all within one insuranc [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and ma [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and ma [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and ma [..]

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

Contrary to what the name might imply, the term "multi-peril policy" does not mean a policy insuring against two or more perils. Instead, it is a policy thatcombines fire and casualty and marine coverages in a single contract such as the homeowner's policy.

A Package Policy which provides protection against a number of separate perils. Multi-Peril Policies are not necessarily multiple line policies, since the combined perils may be all within one insuran [..]

A package policy that provides protection against a number of separate perils. Multi-peril policies are not necessarily multiple-line policies, since the combined perils may be all within one insuranc [..]