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What is Proximate cause?

The active cause that brings about a result, without the intervention of and other source

What is the dominant cause?

The proximate cause and there is a direct link between it and the loss

What must be ensured after the Proximate lossis established?

That the peril is covered by the policy

What are the natures of perils?

Insured peril - expressly written in the policy



Excluded - named in policy as not covered



Uninsured - perils not mentioned at all