Knowledge in Political Law
board of directors - audit and law
These notes are about Board of directs of 3rd year - audit and law 1. directors and qualification 2. bod report
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Economic Business and Commercial Laws Question Paper
These notes are about CS Executive Previous Year Question Paper of Economic Business and Commercial Laws Question Paper
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How To Assess Damage Extent for Property Damage Claims
Assessing the extent of the damage in a property damage claim can be challenging. Yet like most things in life, the challenges don't mean that it is impossible.With a clear goal in mind and a blueprint of what to do, you can correctly estimate the extent of your damage and not lose any compensation in the process. Below are some of the key things to have in mind to achieve this goal. Safety First While the goal is to thoroughly carry out damage extent assessment, there is something that supersedes this goal and this safety. So before you begin the inspection, you want to ensure that the environment is as safe as it can be.You want to confirm that the structural integrity of the areas you will be inspecting is in good shape and there is no further damage waiting to happen. Be Thorough Secondly, once you start your damage assessment, you want to be thorough. You want to comb through everywhere that is accessible and visible, and you want to do the same for the hidden structures as well.Check the utilities, compartments, and components, and leave no stone unturned. Proper DocumentationDocumentation is important as it backs up your claim and gives you an edge in the claim process. Among some of the key documentation you'll need are videos and photos.Make sure you get as many photos as possible and that the pictures cover a range of angles and orientations. All of these will surely come in handy when it's time to file a claim and when it's time for a settlement negotiation. Seek Professional AssessmentWhile the goal here is to carry out a thorough assessment on your own, a key part of carrying out the best assessment possible is to be able to recognize when you need help.Some assessments require professional input, and this is the point where you consult experts such as contractors and engineers who would be more familiar with the components than you are. Hire an AttorneyLastly, another important step is to consider talking to a commercial property damage attorney. Just like the professionals above, attorneys usually have extensive experience dealing with cases similar to yours.Not only is their input valuable, but they also go above and beyond to ensure you get the best compensation possible - which is the ultimate goal. Feel free to click here for more information on the subject.
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How to Protect Your Vehicle
From vandalism to full-on car theft, plenty of things can happen to your car if it catches the attention of the wrong eyes. Here are some car protection tips to follow.Double-Check Your Car LocksMost of us rely on hearing that chirping sound and seeing that flashing light whenever we lock our cars to be convinced that all the doors are locked. While it works most of the time, this system is not perfect. For instance, if one passenger didn’t close their side of the door properly, pressing the lock button would be useless, and that door would still be open. While it might sound like a ton of work, checking if your doors were locked manually is still the safest bet.Protect Your KeyOften, thieves would rather avoid a confrontation with their victims, so they might want to target your keys instead. It’s common for car owners to hang their keys by their door, which makes it easy for criminals to fish. Be sure to find a good hiding place for your keys that is still close enough for you to reach in case of emergencies. If using a keyless locking system, store your keys in a signal-blocking bag to prevent opportunists from hacking your signal.Be HypervigilantChoosing a safe location is key to preventing thieves or vandals from targeting your vehicle. If you don’t own a garage, pick crowded, well-lit areas. If you’re looking for a new place to live, prioritize areas with the lowest crime rates. Also, be careful of strangers following you.Upgrade to a Modern DashcamModern dashcams have excellent features, such as recording even while your car is parked or setting off an alarm when someone is attempting to break into your vehicle. Some criminals are aware of these features and might be deterred if they see your dashcam.Don’t Attract the Attention of ThievesYou don’t need to drive a Lamborghini for someone to take an interest in your vehicle. Sometimes, all it takes is getting a glimpse of your interior and seeing the shiny new Macbook Pro or some cash lying around for someone to decide they will go as far as breaking your windows to get your valuables.Lady drivers can also attract the attention of criminals, as they are often viewed as vulnerable. Investing in a SmartGlass can help protect your privacy on the road. Check out https://smarttint.com/get-a-quote-now to find out how much it costs.
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