John and Peter bought a Nissan matatu worth sh. 3,000,000. John paid sh. 2,000,000 and Peter sh. 1,000,000. They insured the matatu for a comprehensive...

John and Peter bought a Nissan matatu worth sh. 3,000,000. John paid sh. 2,000,000 and Peter sh. 1,000,000. They insured the matatu for a comprehensive cover for shs 2,500,000. Later the matatu was involved in an accident to a loss of sh 1,500,000. How much were they compensated and give reasons in support of your answer?

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marto answered the question on September 25, 2019 at 10:04

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