Business Services · Class 11 · CBSE · Commerce Business Studies

A business takes an insurance policy for its stock against fire. Which fundamental principle of insurance is violated if the business insures the sam…

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A business takes an insurance policy for its stock against fire. Which fundamental principle of insurance is violated if the business insures the same stock with two different insurers for more than its actual value with the intention of making a profit?

  1. A.Principle of Insurable Interest
  2. B.Principle of IndemnityCorrect answer
  3. C.Principle of Subrogation
  4. D.Principle of Mitigation

Solution

The Principle of Indemnity states that insurance is meant only to compensate for actual loss, not to make a profit. Insuring for more than value violates this core idea.

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