If an insured has a policy written on a named perils form, it is easier for the insurer to deny coverage because the burden is on (Search Chapter 3)
a. the insurer to show that coverage does not apply to a particular loss.
b. the insured to show that the loss was caused by a peril specifically insured against in the policy.
c. the insurer to show that the loss was caused by a peril specifically insured against in the policy.
d. the third party filing the claim.