Henderson Owned a Concrete Block Building Valued at $20,000

question 30

True/False

Henderson owned a concrete block building valued at $20,000. Because it was virtually fireproof, he insured it for only $10,000 under a policy of insurance which contained an 80% co-insurance clause. Some time later, the building was damaged by fire. A fire insurance policy is a contract of utmost good faith.

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