SC Upholds Insurance Policy Cancellation for Non-Disclosure of Medical Condition
The Philippine Supreme Court ruled that insurance providers can legally rescind policies when applicants fail to disclose material health information, regardless of intent. This decision stems from a case involving insurance claims.
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