Named Insured does not Occupy Residence Premises—Two
Our named insured owns a residence insured on an AAIS homeowners form, but he has not lived there for over ten years. He inherited the house, and now his sister lives there. Now, a fire loss has occurred, and the dwelling is a total loss and uninhabitable.
Do we owe coverage for the dwelling, the contents, or loss of use?
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