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Cheryl buys a life insurance policy with a two-year incontestable clause, and dies three years later. When she dies, her insurer discovers that she lied on application for coverage about her diabetes. What will happen?
A) The insurer will pay the claim.
B) The insurer will void the policy and not pay the claim because Cheryl made a material misrepresentation on her application.
C) The insurer will void the policy and not pay the claim based on the principle of indemnity.
D) Both B and C above

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Introduction to Risk Management and Insurance

Edition: 10^th

Authors: Dorfman, Cather

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