In the absence of exclusion in a life insurance contract, a court is most likely to construe any cause of death to be one of the insurer's risks.

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Courts generally interpret insurance contracts in favor of the insured, meaning that unless a specific cause of death is explicitly excluded in the contract, it is likely to be considered a risk covered by the insurer.

In the Absence of Exclusion in a Life Insurance Contract