A Voidable Contract Never Was or Will Be a Valid

question 131

True/False

A voidable contract never was or will be a valid contract.

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Definitions:

Insurer's Liability

Represents the maximum amount a insurance company is obligated to pay to the insured under the terms of an insurance policy.

Insured

A person or entity covered by an insurance policy, receiving protection against specified risks in exchange for premium payments.

Proof of Loss

A formal statement made by a policyholder to an insurance company detailing a claimed loss's circumstances and amount.

Fire Insurance Policy

A contract between an individual or entity and an insurance company, offering protection against losses or damage from fire in exchange for premium payments.