The Concept of an Insurable Interest

The concept of an insurable interest

A) is relevant only in cases of co- insurance.
B) is aimed at avoiding moral hazards.
C) prevents an insurance company from selling a policy to anyone other than the owner of a piece of property.
D) creates an important general exception to the general rule of indemnification.
E) was abolished by the Supreme Court of Canada's decision in Kosmopoulos v Constitution Insurance Co.