CONCURRENT CAUSATION
Insurance doctrine stipulating if such loss or damages occur due to more than two risks, one is covered while the other is excluded, but the insurer is still likely to shoulder the damages. This has been subjected to several debate and reinterpretation in courts throughout the United States and Canada.
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QQQQ
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Land Lease Option
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