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8. Chapter 9: Fundamental Legal Principles/Principle of utmost good faith
8. Chapter 9: Fundamental Legal Principles Illustration
Syllabus Slides

Principle of utmost good faith

01.Core Concepts

A warranty is a statement that becomes part of the insurance contract and is guaranteed by the maker to be true in all respects Statements made by applicants are considered representations, not warranties Most courts interpret a breach of warranty liberally State statutes allow the insured to recover for a loss unless the breach of warranty actually contributed to the loss ‹#›