An insurance company can deny coverage for non disclosure even if the loss has nothing to do with the matter that was left undisclosed.

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Insurance companies can deny coverage or claims based on non-disclosure of material facts by the insured, regardless of whether the undisclosed information is directly related to the loss or claim. This is because the non-disclosure can affect the insurer's decision to cover the risk or the terms of coverage.

An Insurance Company Can Deny Coverage for Non Disclosure Even