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A contract of indemnity:
Covers indemnity for the loss caused by human agency only.
Covers indemnity for the loss caused by events not involving human agency.
Both (a) and (b).
Only (a).
Certainly, here's an analysis of the options regarding a contract of indemnity:
- Option 1: Covers indemnity for loss caused by human agency only.
- A contract of indemnity typically involves compensation for losses caused by parties such as an agent or contractor.
- Option 2: Covers indemnity for loss caused by events not involving human agency.
- Generally, indemnity contracts focus on compensating losses caused by specific parties, rather than natural events like weather or floods.
- Option 3: Both (a) and (b).
- This suggests coverage for losses caused both by humans and other events.
- Option 4: Only (a).
- This is accurate, as traditional indemnity contracts usually relate to risks caused by individuals or human actions.
Option 4 is correct.
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