Under a typical legal expenses policy, the cover is such that, ..., if any, usually applies within the insured period.

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Question 10: Under a typical legal expenses policy, the cover is such that, ..., if any, usually applies within the insured period.

(a) cover is unlimited

(b) overall cover is limited but there is no further limit per claim

(c) overall cover is usually unlimited but there is a limit per claim

(d) overall cover is usually limited and there is also a limit per claim

Explanation:
Legal expenses insurance typically has limits on the amount it will pay out. These limits usually apply both to the overall cover for the policy period and to individual claims. This ensures that the insurer's exposure is managed.

• (a) "cover is unlimited" is generally incorrect for most insurance policies, especially legal expenses.
• (b) "overall cover is limited but there is no further limit per claim" is unlikely, as individual claim limits are common.
• (c) "overall cover is usually unlimited but there is a limit per claim" is also unlikely, as overall cover is almost always limited.
• (d) "overall cover is usually limited and there is also a limit per claim" accurately describes the structure of most legal expenses policies.

The correct option is (d).
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