Which of the following statements is incorrect in case of a non-medical case?

A In a non-medical case, risk cannot be assessed in the absence of medical report
B Risk assessment is possible in a non-medical proposal
C More than 90% of people who submit proposals on their lives are accepted at ordinary rates
D In preferred lives, the level of anticipated mortality is likely to be lower than even standard lives
E In preferred lives, the level of anticipated mortality is likely to be lower than even standard lives

Correct Answer: In a non-medical case, risk cannot be assessed in the absence of medical report

In a non-medical case, risk can be assessed in the absence of a medical report. No medical report is required in a non-medical case.
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