The insured and insurer both have obligations under an insurance contract, if either fails to meet their obligation, the other can usually sue for breach of contract.

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In an insurance contract, both the insured and the insurer have specific obligations they must fulfill. If either party fails to meet these obligations, the other party has the right to sue for breach of contract, as this failure constitutes a violation of the agreed terms.

The Insured and Insurer Both Have Obligations Under an Insurance