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example of misrepresentation to an insurer. The insurer refused to pay claims made under the policy following a car accident where the insurer was able to prove that the insured, the parents of the driver had no insurable interest in the vehicle. Additionally, the insured had misrepresented the facts by saying they owned the vehicle and that their son was an occasional driver, when actually, the son owned the vehicle and was an exclusive driver.No worries, learning is a process!Contributory negligenceInsuranceMorrow caseMaccabe case

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example of misrepresentation to an insurer. The insurer refused to pay claims made under the policy following a car accident where the insurer was able to prove that the insured, the parents of the driver had no insurable interest in the vehicle. Additionally, the insured had misrepresented the facts by saying they owned the vehicle and that their son was an occasional driver, when actually, the son owned the vehicle and was an exclusive driver.No worries, learning is a process!Contributory negligenceInsuranceMorrow caseMaccabe case

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