Alberta General Insurance Level 1 Practice Exam

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What does Misrepresentation in insurance context mean?

Disclosure of all material facts

Incorrect or missing information about a material fact

Misrepresentation in an insurance context means that incorrect or missing information about a material fact was provided. This can cause issues with the insurance policy, as the policy is based on the information provided by the policy holder. Option A, disclosure of all material facts, is important but doesn't specifically refer to incorrect information being provided. Option C is not directly related to insurance and option D is related to a specific situation, not a general definition of misrepresentation in an insurance context.

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Protection of personal electronic documents

A claim made by the policy holder

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