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Concurrent causation

In the realm of insurance, there exists a legal principle known as "concurrent causation." Simply put, this doctrine states that in the event of a loss caused by two perils, one excluded and one not excluded, coverage will still apply. This means that even if one of the perils is not covered under the policy, the other covered peril will still provide protection. It is important for individuals to understand this principle in order to make informed decisions about their insurance coverage.

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