Where a building, insured against fire, burns due to a source of fire totally unforeseen by the insured and the insurer, no obligation to indemnify rests upon the insurer.

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Final Answer : False, Explanation :  Insurance policies, especially those covering fire damage, are designed to protect against unforeseen losses. If the fire was not intentionally caused by the insured, the insurer typically has an obligation to indemnify the insured for covered losses.

Where a building, insured against fire, burns due to a source of fire totally unforeseen by the insured and the insurer, no obligation to indemnify rests upon the insurer.

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