Principles of insurance MCQs with Answers
Practise Principles of insurance and check your answers.
Question 1
The principle of uberrimae fidei refers to:
Correct answer A
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Which of the following is an uninsurable risk?
Correct answer C
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Which of the following is NOT a principle of an Insurance Contract?
Correct answer D
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Consider these statements about uberrima fides:
- It denotes utmost good faith.
- Every contract is necessarily a contract of utmost good faith in this special sense.
- An insurance contract is an example of a contract of utmost good faith.
Which statements are correct?
Correct answer B
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Which statement best describes the nature of ordinary life insurance?
Correct answer D
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How does section 1 of the Marine Insurance Act 1906 classify an English marine policy covering loss of the insured cargo?
Correct answer D
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A fire insurance policy promises to reimburse the insured’s actual covered property loss, within the policy limit. Which principle explains why the insured cannot recover more than the covered loss?
Correct answer C
View full solutionQuestion 8
In insurance law, what does the expression ‘uberrimae fidei’ mean?
Correct answer D
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