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Pro-rata clause

The prorata clause, a common insurance term, establishes an agreement among insurers to evenly distribute losses based on the proportion of their coverage to the total coverage. This means that if multiple insurers are covering a risk, each will be responsible for a portion of any losses based on their specific coverage. This clause ensures fair distribution of risks and helps protect insurers from bearing the full burden of a loss.

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