Moses, 60 years old, took a life insurance cover and one of the questions was whether, in his adult life, he has been admitted in a hospital for 4 days on more. After a long pause, he negatively answered the question and signed medical insurance contract Two months after, he was admitted suffering from malaria, a disease by mosquitoes An insurance agent visited him and when she perused his health records, she gathered that, three years ago, he had been admitted previously for 5 days when he was suspected of Ebola flu. After observation and numerous tests, it was concluded he did not have the flu. The agent informed Moses of this information she has gathered

Moses has approached you seeking whether he breached the insurance policy of utmost good faith. Present you advice while discussing the tenets of the principle of utmost good faith 8marks