| 释义 |
Mysterious Disappearance Exclusion Mysterious Disappearance ExclusionIn insurance, a clause exempting the insurer from paying for a loss if an insured event occurs without explanation. This applies most commonly to property insurance. For example, an insurance policy on a diamond necklace may not provide the benefit if the necklace is lost or otherwise disappears for no apparent reason. The exclusion exists to prevent insurance fraud. |