Which of the following is not usually an insurable loss?
A)Electrostatic discharge
B)Sever windstorm
C)Fire
D)Lightening

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Electrostatic discharge is not typically an insurable loss because it refers to damage caused by a sudden surge of electricity that is not related to a specific peril or event. Insurable losses usually involve specific perils such as fire, windstorm, and lightning, and the damage they cause.

Which of the Following Is Not Usually an Insurable Loss