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    Exam 16: Understanding Principles and Types of Insurance Policies
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    The Principle of Utmost Good Faith Is Meant to Protect
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The Principle of Utmost Good Faith Is Meant to Protect

Question 2

Question 2

Multiple Choice

The principle of utmost good faith is meant to protect the interest of


A) The insurer
B) The community of policyholders
C) The shareholders
D) None of the above

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