Insurable Risk Law and Legal Definition
Insurable risk refers to the conditions that are vulnerable to danger of loss to a person or property. Generally, a condition is an insurable risk if
(a) the peril insured against must produce a definite loss not under the control of the insured,
(b) there must be a large number of homogeneous exposures subject to the same perils,
(c) the loss must be calculable and the cost of insuring it must be economically feasible,
(d) the peril must be unlikely to affect all insureds simultaneously, and
(e) the loss produced by a risk must be definite and have a potential to be financially serious.
