Kansas Insurance Department

Proposed Revisions to K.A.R. 40-3-24

K.A.R. 40-3-24.  Fire and casualty insurance; inland marine rules, rates, and rating plans; general custom of business industry defined.  (a) The following types of risks are shall be the inland marine classes which that are, by general custom of the business industry, written according to manual rates or rating plans:

(1)          Accounts receivable and variable papers and records;

(2) agricultural machinery, farm equipment and livestock floaters;

(3)          Bicycle floater;

(4) (2)     cameras;

(5) camera and musical instrument dealers;

(6) cotton buyers transit insurance;

(7) equipment dealers;

(8) hardware and implement dealers floater;

(9) implement dealers stock floater;

(10) (3)  fine arts art ( in private collections);

(11) first-class mail;

(12) floor plan;

(13) furriers' block;

(14) furriers' customers;

(15) garment contractors;

(16) (4) golfer's equipment floater;

(17) horse and wagon;

(18) jewelers' block;

(19) (5) musical instruments;

(20) negative film floater;

(21) neon signs;

(22) (6) personal articles floater;

(23) (7) personal effects;

(24) (8)  personal furs or fur floater;

(25) (9) personal jewelry or jewelry floater;

(26) (10) personal property floater;

(27) physicians' and surgeons' equipment floater;

(28) radioactive contamination;

(29) radium floater;

(30) registered mail;

(31) (11) silverware floater;

(32) (12) stamp and coin collection floater;

(33) theatrical floater;

(34) (13) tourist baggage;

(35) (14) travel baggage, if (issued in combination with accident and sickness insurance); and

(36) (15) wedding presents.

(b)          Inland marine rates required for filing pursuant to K.A.R. 40-1-19 are shall not be subject to this regulation.  (Authorized by K.S.A. 40-103, 40-926; implementing K.S.A. 40-928 40-955; effective Jan. 1, 1967; amended May 1, 1979; amended May 1, 1986; amended P- ________________.)