Jin, the insured under a life insurance policy, fails to pay the premium on its due date but makes the payment within the next thirty days. Ordinarily, under an antilapse clause, this policy would

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An antilapse clause in a life insurance policy typically allows for a grace period (often 30 days) after the premium due date during which the policy remains in force even if the premium isn't paid on time. If Jin pays within this period, the policy would not be canceled, thus maintaining coverage despite the late payment.

Jin, the Insured Under a Life Insurance Policy, Fails to Pay