A captive agent for Apex Insurance tells a manufacturing client that their new commercial property policy covers flood damage, even though the actual policy explicitly excludes it. To reassure the client, the agent provides a promotional brochure featuring the official Apex Insurance logo, which incorrectly lists flood as a covered peril. Relying on this brochure and the agent's statements, the client declines to purchase a separate National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) policy. Six months later, a flood severely damages the manufacturing facility, and Apex attempts to deny the claim based on the written policy exclusion. Which of the following legal doctrines would a court most likely apply to obligate Apex Insurance to pay this claim? (Select two)
- Apparent authorityCevap
- EstoppelCevap
- CExpress authority
- DWaiver