When free look period under a policy would commence?

When free look period under a policy would commence? Correct Answer Date of receipt of policy bond

Free look period under a policy would commence on the date of receipt of policy bond. A policy holder can return the policy back to the insurer within 15 days from the receipt of the policy documents.
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