If complex language is used to word a certain policy document and it has given rise to an ambiguity, how will it generally be construed?

A In favour of insured
B In favour of insurer
C The policy will be declared as void and the insurer will be asked to return the premium with interest to the insured
D The policy will be declared as void and the insurer will be asked to return the premium to the insured without any interest

Correct Answer: In favour of insured

if complex language is used to word a certain policy document and it has given rise to an ambiguity, it will generally be construed in favour of insured.

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