Even if people misrepresent material facts, insurers cannot void their contracts because the insureds have policies as proof and the insurers' right to deny would be waived.

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Insurers can void contracts if material facts are misrepresented by the insured, as this affects the risk assessment and terms under which the policy was issued.

Even If People Misrepresent Material Facts, Insurers Cannot Void Their