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    When It Is Unclear Whether an Insurance Contract Actually Exists
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When It Is Unclear Whether an Insurance Contract Actually Exists

Question 59

Question 59

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When it is unclear whether an insurance contract actually exists because a written policy has not been delivered, the uncertainty is normally resolved against the insured.

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