Why can an insurer refuse to pay a claim if an insured fails to abide by the policy provisions?

Why can an insurer refuse to pay a claim if an insured fails to abide by the policy provisions?



A) because insurance contracts are aleatory
B) because insurance contracts are unilateral
C) because insurance contracts are conditional
D) because insurance contracts are contracts of adhesion


Answer: C) because insurance contracts are conditional

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