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Concealment
Explore Concealment in INSURANCE LAW (PD 612, as amended by RA 10607) for the Philippine Bar. Browse subtopics and published practice questions, then take a…
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- What is concealment under section 26?
- Under section 27, must concealment always be intentional before the injured party may rescind?
- How does section 31 determine materiality?
- An applicant knowingly omits a fact stipulated to be material and subject to disclosure. It would reasonably affect und…
- Without answering any inquiry falsely, a party does not volunteer a fact the other already knows. Is there ordinarily a…
- An insurer proves the general concealment elements but waits until after the insured commences an action on the contrac…
- A death-payable life policy has remained in force during the insured’s lifetime for more than two years from issue, wit…
- State the general concealment rule and explain materiality under sections 26–31.
- Explain why the eventual cause of loss is not the statutory test for whether an omitted fact was material.
- Identify two section 48 restrictions relevant to an insurer relying on concealment.
- Under Section35, which information is neither party bound to communicate, even upon inquiry?
- Under Section32, each party is bound to know what category in addition to general causes equally open to inquiry affect…