Georgia Adjuster Practice Test

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What is a key condition under which coverage may be voided?

  1. Failure to pay premium

  2. Intentional concealment of material facts

  3. Insufficient limits

  4. Change of address

The correct answer is: Intentional concealment of material facts

Intentional concealment of material facts is a key condition under which coverage may be voided because it undermines the trust and reliance that insurers place on the information provided by the insured. In the context of insurance, material facts are those that could affect the insurer’s decision to provide coverage or the terms of that coverage. When an insured intentionally withholds or distorts significant information, it can lead to a misrepresentation of risk, causing the insurer to issue a policy that it might not have offered had it known the full truth. Consequently, this intentional act can lead to the voiding of the policy, as insurers expect transparency and honesty in the information disclosed during the application process.

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