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Commercial Law, 2012 Bar — Question 31

Commercial Law
2012 BarCommercial LawQ. 31

MULTIPLE CHOICE

An Insurance Contract is a contract of adhesion, which means that in resolving ambiguities in the provision of the insurance contract, — A) the general rule is that, the insurance contract is to be interpreted strictly in accordance with what is written in the contract. B) are to be construed liberally in favor of the insured and strictly against the insurer who drafted the insurance policy. C) are to be construed strictly against the insured and liberally in favor of the insurer. D) if there is an ambiguity in the insurance contract, this will invalidate the contract.

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