Question

What happens to a general insurance policy if the remittance made by the proposer or policyholder is not realized by the insurer?

a.

The policy remains valid

b.

The premium is refunded

c.

The policy is treated as void ab initio

d.

The insurer assumes the risk

Answer: (c).The policy is treated as void ab initio Explanation:In the case of a policy of general insurance, where the remittance made by the proposer or the policyholder is not realized by the insurer, the policy shall be treated as void ab initio i.e. as if no policy existed.

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