Utah total-loss valuation

Reclaim screens CCC and Mitchell reports against deterministic checks and Utah jurisdiction topic rows. Citations print only after a row is verified — draft rows render as general practice language.

• comparable-lookback

  Commonly, Comparable listings are commonly measured against a lookback window from the loss or settlement-offer date. Days and the reference date live on this row so rule code does not hard-code them (90-day lookback). Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.

• local-market-area

  Commonly, Comparables should be drawn from the local market area as the jurisdiction defines it. Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.

• minimum-comparables

  Commonly, Some jurisdictions require a minimum number of substantially similar comparables (minimum 2 comparables). Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.

• itemized-deductions

  Commonly, Deductions from a comparable are generally expected to be discernible, measurable, itemized, and specified. This is a topic row pending source excerpt. Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.

• first-party-tax-fees

  Commonly, First-party total-loss settlements commonly include applicable sales tax and title/registration fees. Confirm against the Utah Admin Code before treating as active. Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.

• third-party-no-deductible

  Commonly, A third-party property-damage claim does not have a first-party collision deductible. Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.

• reopen-window

  Commonly, NAIC-model states often provide a post-payment window (commonly 30 days) to reopen if a comparable cannot be purchased at the settled value. Confirm Utah text before activating (30-day reopen window). Confirm against the Utah source text before treating as authoritative.