Under which type of farm coverage form would a claim for electrocution be payable?

The correct answer is that a claim for electrocution would be payable under all three types of farm coverage forms: Basic, Broad, and Special. Each of these forms provides different levels of coverage, but all include provisions that address electrocution risks to some extent.

The Basic form generally covers specific perils that are identified in the policy, which may include fire, lightning, and other common risks. The Broad form expands coverage to include additional perils, offering more comprehensive protection against a wider range of risks, including those that could lead to accidents like electrocution.

The Special form is known for providing the most extensive coverage, protecting against all perils except those that are specifically excluded in the policy. This means that unless electrocution is explicitly excluded, a claim resulting from it would be covered.

Given this understanding, regardless of the coverage level—Basic, Broad, or Special—claims for electrocution would be anticipated by these farm coverage forms, confirming that all of them are indeed applicable in this scenario.