Economics · Insurance Principles
The insurance principle of 'Contribution' entitles the insurer to:
- 1void the insurance contract if the insured has failed to disclose all material facts accurately.
- 2restrict the compensation to the actual financial loss suffered to ensure no profit is made.
- 3step into the legal position of the insured to recover the loss from a negligent third party.
- 4claim a proportionate share of the loss from other insurers who have covered the same interest.✓
Correct answer
claim a proportionate share of the loss from other insurers who have covered the same interest.
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