What is Ordinance or law coverage?
Definition. Coverage for the extra cost of bringing repairs up to current building codes, such as code required drip edge or ice barrier. The sample HO-3 form allows up to 10 percent of the Coverage A limit for these increased costs; your policy may differ. See code upgrades and ordinance or law coverage.
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Dwelling coverage (Coverage A) · Independent adjuster · Replacement cost value (RCV) · Steep charge · Percentage deductible · Roof payment schedule · HO-3 · Endorsement