Business Studies, asked by mayankprajapati6340, 4 months ago

Tick out the correct option for Double Insurance:
1
(a) In this case the number of original insurer is restricted to one.
(b) The original insurer can claim the compensation from all the insurer but not
more than the amount of actual loss.
(c)Both are correct
(d) None

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Answered by manmeetkaur3526

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Answer:

Both are correct , maybe !

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