The Entire Contract Clause in Life Insurance Is Designed To

question 32

Multiple Choice

The entire contract clause in life insurance is designed to:

• A) make sure the entire contract (written and oral) influences the interpretation of the contract
• B) bar any incorporation by reference of any documents not attached to the contract
• C) require that the policy application be forwarded directly to the beneficiary
• D) require that any policy illustrations provided by the agent become a part of the contract

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