A 'proof of loss' is best described as

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AA police report of the incident
BA photo log of the damage
CA sworn statement of the amount and cause of loss
DThe declarations page

✓ Correct answer: C. A sworn statement of the amount and cause of loss A proof of loss is a formal, usually sworn document in which the insured states the amount claimed and supporting facts; many policies require it within a set period.

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