Malathi Singh applied for an insurance policy on the life of her husband, Raj, and named their daughter, Sujatha, as the beneficiary of the policy. The insurer’s underwriting guidelines regarding the presence of insurable interest in a third-party policy are the same guidelines that most insurers use. In this situation, before the insurer issues a policy, it most likely will require that an insurable interest in Raj’s life is present for

A、bothMalathiandSujatha,and,accordingtothelawsinmostjurisdictions,theirrelationshiptoRajissufficienttocreateaninsurableinterestinhislife
B、bothMalathiandSujatha,and,accordingtothelawsinmostjurisdictions,theirrelationshiptoRajisnotsufficienttocreateaninsurableinterestinhislife
C、Malathionly,and,accordingtothelawsinmostjurisdictions,herrelationshiptoRajissufficienttocreateaninsurableinterestinhislife
D、Sujathaonly,and,accordingtothelawsinmostjurisdictions,herrelationshiptoRajisnotsufficienttocreateaninsurableinterestinhislife