True or False: Under the Dwelling Policy, an insurance-to-value requirement exists.

The assertion is false because, under the Dwelling Policy, there is no strict insurance-to-value requirement similar to that found in some other types of property insurance, such as a homeowners policy. Instead, the Dwelling Policy provides flexibility, allowing homeowners to insure their property for an amount that they deem appropriate. While it is advisable for policyholders to consider insuring their dwelling for its full replacement cost to avoid potential coverage gaps and penalties, particularly at the time of loss, the policy itself does not mandate a specific valuation.

This means that insured individuals have the freedom to select their cover amount without facing a requirement to meet a certain percentage of the dwelling's actual cash value, allowing them a more tailored approach to their insurance needs. Consequently, the other options focus on specific conditions or parts of the policy but do not align with the lack of a blanket insurance-to-value requirement across the Dwelling Policy.