Special Personal Property Form

Definition of "Special personal property form"

Endorsement to the special multiperil insurance (smp) policy that provides all risks damage coverage for personal property. There are special limitations on amounts of coverage for furs, jewelry, precious stones and metals, patterns and dies, and stamps, tickets, and letters of credit. Certain electronic equipment and fragile materials are only covered for specific perils.

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