This agreement, that was incorporated into the insurance contract, is an example of a warranty.
A warranty is essentially a commitment made by the insured (policy holder) to either do or not do anything. Regardless of the reason of the loss and the coverages and exclusions in your policy, failure to comply with your warranty could void your coverage.
A guarantee made by the insured party that statements affecting the legality of the contract are accurate is known as a warranty in an insurance policy. Most insurance policies stipulate specific guarantees from the insured.
The insurer may void the insurance and refuse to pay claims if a warranty provided by an insured party turns out to be false.
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