Rishabh has taken a loan from Krishna against the security of this factory. Can Krishna take a fire insurance policy of that factory?

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Dear student Principle of insurable interest operates in the given case. Therefore Krishna cannot take the insurance policy for the factory as he is not having insurable interest in it. Regards

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