3.) I read somewhere: If there's "dal segno al fine" but no word "fine" written the music ends at next fermata (if any). Is it correct?
again, this depends on the interpretation. orchestral waltzes often just have a d.s. at the end of one of the parts. either the first fermata or the first double bar (this may also be the d.s. mark itself!).
In baroque music, a fermata is often used to denote Fine. You often see this also at the end of pieces without any D.C or D.S, where the fermata over the final note just means that it's the end of the piece, not necessarily that you have to hold if very long (as most musicians of today would think).
/Mats
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