N.M. Admin. Code § 13.13.2.7 - DEFINITIONS
A.
"Authorized insurer" has the meaning given in Section
59A-1-8 NMSA 1978. For purposes
of this rule, the FAIR plan established pursuant to Chapter 59A, Article 29
NMSA 1978, is not an authorized insurer.
B.
"Claims settlement" means an
agreement between an authorized insurer and claimant as to the amount of money
owed to the claimant on a particular claim.
C.
"Coinsurance requirement"
means a provision in an insurance policy that requires that the limit of
liability be within a specified percentage of the replacement cost of the
covered property.
D.
"Extended coverage peril" means: windstorm, hail, smoke,
explosion, riot or civil commotion, aircraft damage, vehicle damage, or
volcanic eruption.
E.
"Fire" means a rapid oxidation with a flame or glow that is
hostile, or goes beyond intended confines.
F.
"Replacement cost" means
material and labor expenses plus all other reasonable and necessary expenses
involved in the repair or replacement of damaged property.
G.
"Residence" means a structure
used solely as a place for people to live and having not more than four
apartments or units; or, a residence means an individually owned condominium,
rowhouse, or townhouse used solely as a place for people to live. A residence
is not an out-building, shed, barn, detached garage or similar structure,
vacant structure, motel, hotel, licensed health care facility, homeless
shelter, shelter for battered women and/or children, jail, camp, a vehicle
licensed by a governmental agency, barracks, orphanage, dormitory or any other
structure where people live on a transient basis. Personal property contained
within a residence is not part of a residence.
H.
"Residential property
insurance" means insurance of a residence against direct loss or damage
from fire or extended coverage peril. Residential property insurance does not
include insurance against the liability of the insured for loss or damage to
the property or property interest of another, title insurance as defined by
Section 59A-7-9 NMSA 1978, or other
consequential loss or damage resulting from fire or extended coverage
peril.
I.
"Vacant
structure" means a structure in which no person has lived for at least
thirty consecutive days.
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