Which of the following relationships generally fails to create an insurable interest?
A)Husband and wife
B)Doctor and patient
C)Debtor and creditor
D)Chief executive officer and corporation

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The relationship between a doctor and a patient generally fails to create an insurable interest since it is considered against public policy to allow someone to profit from another person's illness or death. Insurable interest generally requires an individual to have a financial or emotional stake in the insured person's welfare. While all of the other options may create such an interest, the doctor-patient relationship does not.

Which of the Following Relationships Generally Fails to Create an Insurable