The Doctrine of Reasonable Expectations Has Typically Resulted In

question 59

Multiple Choice

The doctrine of reasonable expectations has typically resulted in:

• A)a reduction in the scope of insurance coverage
• B)an increase in morale hazard
• C)difficulties preventing adverse selection
• D)insurers having to cover things they never anticipated covering

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