Open Form (reporting Form)

Definition of "Open form (reporting form)"

Single policy covering all insurable property of specified type s) at all locations of an insured business. The form is appropriate for the business that has several locations. There are several different types of reporting forms: Form ML.1 insures businesses with substantial risk exposures on a multiple location basis; Form ML.2 insures businesses with a distilled spirits risk exposure; and Form A insures businesses with relatively small risk exposures, at either a single or multiple locations.

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