insurance value

It is the highest insurance value for a painting in history.

Still, many people still swear by cash, especially for its insurance value.

An exception to the general rule of using the replacement cost, is for some insurance value appraisals.

It was found that possession can grant an "insurance value" to the possessor.

Thus, barrier options were created to provide the insurance value of an option without charging as much premium.

'Seventy thousand pounds, and that's just the insurance value.

Provides a guide of current insurance values for David Shepherd's signed limited edition prints.

He originated the concept of "human life value", which became a standard method of calculating insurance value and need.

The real attraction of the pension was its insurance value and the option it gave to retire completely or to turn to full-time farming on retirement.

"I don't want to be in that atmosphere again where every work of art has an insurance value and a very hot value," Mr. Sims said.

Exhibition owner Luis Ferreiro said the necklace has an insurance value of £12,000 but he doubted it could be sold because it is known internationally.

Mr. Lowry, who declined to provide any cost figures, acknowledged that "the insurance value was high," but said it was not that much higher than the museum's estimate.

Unable to sell their property at any price and facing default on back property taxes and mortgages, landlords began to burn their buildings for their insurance value.

Two avenues, in particular, are being explored: the replacement cost of buildings, plant and machinery, based on fire insurance values; and current cost asset valuations contained in company accounts.

It is postulated that some slaves may have been thrown overboard so that their insurance value could be collected, but it appears the largest killer was an outbreak of dysentery.

Because Medicaid beneficiaries would have an incentive to seek the best insurance value for their money, and to work their way into better jobs requiring less assistance, Medicaid's costs could be brought under control.

The robbers may have demanded a sum of money from the insurance company far less than the pictures' insurance value, hoping the company would hand over some cash in order to save itself having to pay the full amount.

During their trials, Rašović and Radulović alleged that the crime was at the behest of the store itself; a manager had contracted the heist in order to collect the insurance value of the Comtesse.

Prices for packing and shipping, Mr. Aiston said, are based on the size of the object, its insurance value and some modest Customs charges, although there is no duty for objects 100 years old or more.

As a result, some ships that sink in the Bosporus, like a Lebanese vessel that went down in 1992 with a cargo of 13,000 sheep and goats, have no insurance value and are not even considered worth salvaging.

The report stated that stronger mitigation is justified by insurance value and non-market value benefits in the 21st century and much larger benefits beyond, and that the costs of action are less than the costs of inaction.

Norman Myers, a British researcher, documents the multibillion-dollar insurance value of preserving wild feed grains that offer resistance to plant diseases More often than not, Ms. Daily concludes, "modern technology is an expensive substitute" for environmental systems that have evolved over very long periods.

But the most glamorous event (insurance value: 215 million marks) is in Cologne, where "The Light of the Great Buddha: Treasures from the Todaiji Temple, Nara" is in residence at the Museum of East Asian Art through Nov. 10.

Glassware expert Andy McConnell later valued a collection of chandeliers at seven million pounds (their actual insurance value), noting as he did so that this beat Mould's record; however these were fixtures of the building in which the show was being filmed (Bath Assembly Rooms) rather than an item that had been brought in.

Art industry insiders noted that the insurance value of the works lost in the fire, particularly the "Britart" works in Saatchi's collection, would be many times their initial purchase price, and that a comparable rise could be expected in the market values of the remaining (and future) works by artists whose works were lost.