Commercial general liability insurance policies written on an occurrence basis apply to bodily injury and property damage that occurs during the policy period. This provision supports the principle that insurable loss exposures must ideally be

Commercial general liability insurance policies written on an occurrence basis apply to bodily injury and property damage that occurs during the policy period. This provision supports the principle that insurable loss exposures must ideally be 



A. Definite.
B. Fortuitous.
C. Independent.
D. Pure risks.


Answer: A. Losses that occur during the policy period are definite in time.

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