A. subrogation
B. contribution
C. indemnity
D. utmost good faith
Correct Answer: Option B
B. contribution
Explanation
The contribution principle in insurance is a rule that specifies what happens when a person buys insurance from multiple companies to cover the same event, and that event occurs. The contribution principle of insurance states that if a risk is insured by multiple carriers, and one carrier has paid out a claim, that carrier is entitled to collect proportionate coverage from other carriers.
