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The tutorial discusses two key concepts in insurance contracts: waiver and estoppel, commonly encountered in general insurance topics. These concepts are related to how insurance companies handle information provided in applications for policies like homeowners, auto, or health insurance. When applicants answer questions about their property or vehicles, insurers use this information to determine premiums and coverage. If an applicant leaves a question blank and the insurance company issues a policy nonetheless, they effectively waive their right to that information, meaning they cannot penalize the applicant for the incompleteness of the application. Understanding these terms could be relevant for a couple of questions in tests.