The Incontestability Clause Typically Indicates That the Insurance Company Will

The incontestability clause typically indicates that the insurance company will not challenge the validity of statements made in the insurance contract

A) after a specified period of time,if the incorrect statements were either honest mistakes or unintentional omissions.
B) after a specified period of time,regardless of why the misstatements or omissions were made.
C) after the contract is accepted by the company,if the incorrect statements were either honest mistakes or unintentional omissions.
D) after the contract is accepted by the company,regardless of why the misstatements or omissions were made.