Florida Insurance Claims Adjuster License Practice Exam

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Admitted Liability is:

  1. Requires a legal action for injuries

  2. None of the above

  3. Applicable to passengers carried for hire

  4. Not applicable to passengers carried for hire

The correct answer is: Not applicable to passengers carried for hire

Admitted liability refers to accepting responsibility for causing harm or loss to another party. In this case, it means that the person or organization that is transporting passengers for hire acknowledges and takes responsibility for any harm or loss that may occur to those passengers. This is important for ensuring the safety and well-being of passengers, as the transport provider will have a legal obligation to compensate for any injuries or damages. Options A and C are incorrect as they refer to specific situations (legal action for injuries and passengers carried for hire) and do not fully encompass the concept of admitted liability. Option B is also incorrect as it does not provide any information about what admitted liability actually means. Therefore, D is the correct answer as it accurately explains what admitted liability is in the context of passenger transport.