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Concealment

Insurance contracts require full disclosure of all material facts by the applicant prior to their formation. Failure to do so constitutes concealment, which can be deemed as a breach of the contract. This can result in denial of coverage or even cancellation of the policy. It is crucial for applicants to be aware of the importance of disclosing all relevant information to ensure proper coverage and avoid any legal consequences.

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