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David's commercial building caught fire, causing significant damage to his property and inventory. Due to financial constraints, he had let his insurance policy lapse.
What potential repercussions could David encounter?
a penalty for not using eco-friendly materials
the preparation to hold a grand reopening event
the requirement to apply for a new business license
the cost of tenant relocations and temporary housing
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the cost of tenant relocations and temporary housing
Explanation: With his policy lapsed, David would likely be responsible for out-of-pocket costs such as rebuilding, replacing inventory, business-interruption losses, and any tenant relocation/temporary housing expenses or liability claims. The other choices (penalty for non‑eco materials, planning a grand reopening, or automatically needing a new business license) are not typical direct repercussions of letting insurance lapse after a fire.
Explanation: With his policy lapsed, David would likely be responsible for out-of-pocket costs such as rebuilding, replacing inventory, business-interruption losses, and any tenant relocation/temporary housing expenses or liability claims. The other choices (penalty for non‑eco materials, planning a grand reopening, or automatically needing a new business license) are not typical direct repercussions of letting insurance lapse after a fire.
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