In which case would the principle of proximate cause prevent the insured from being compensated?

A vehicle insured against accident is stolen and damaged by thieves.

What does the principle of insurable interest require?

The insured must directly suffer loss if the risk insured against occurs

A regular, fixed payment made by the insured into the insurance pool

The insured is restored to the same financial position as before the loss, without making a profit

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