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Interest or no interest

Black's Law Dictionary · Henry Campbell Black, M.A. · 1910

Black's Law Dictionary

These words, inserted in an insurance policy, mean that the question whether the insured has or bas not an insurable interest in the subject-matter is waived, and the policy is to be good irrespective of such interest. The effect of such a clause is to make it a wager policy.