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In insurance contract jurisprudence, how does a 'Condition Precedent to Liability' differ from a general policy condition?
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A condition precedent to liability is a specific requirement (e.g., notifying a claim within 14 days) that must be fulfilled by the insured before the insurer's legal obligation to pay a specific claim arises

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