In the Standard Fire Policy, "intentional losses" and "extreme perils that cause catastrophic damage to a large number of policyholders" would be considered examples of:

In the Standard Fire Policy, "intentional losses" and "extreme perils that cause catastrophic damage to a large number of policyholders" would be considered examples of:



Answer: exclusions. "Intentional losses" and "extreme perils that cause catastrophic damage to a large number of policyholders" would be considered examples of exclusions.

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