Which of the following is not true about Business Income from Dependent Properties in a Business Owners Policy?

The assertion that "B" is not true reflects the distinction between terms and their implications in coverage. In the context of a Business Owners Policy (BOP), Business Income from Dependent Properties specifically addresses the coverage for disruptions caused by damage to a key supplier or a key customer. While it is an important aspect of business income coverage, it is not accurately characterized as "Extended Business Operations Interruption" coverage.

The term "Extended Business Operations Interruption coverage" suggests a broader scope than what is typically included under Business Income from Dependent Properties. This type of coverage is specifically designed to protect against loss of income resulting from disruptions at dependent properties, rather than offering a more generalized coverage that might include other operational interruptions.

By accurately identifying the nature of this coverage, one appreciates how it provides essential protection for businesses relying on specific suppliers and customers, but it doesn’t encompass all forms of operational interruption, which may require additional endorsements or coverage options within the BOP.

Other statements reflect accurate features of the coverage offered within this context, underscoring key relationships impacting income loss for the insured business and clarifying that this particular type of coverage is included at no added cost, enhancing its appeal to policyholders.