The correct answer is: A. Conditional
A conditional right is a right that is subject to certain conditions being met. In the case of revival of a policy, the insured must meet certain conditions in order to revive the policy, such as paying any outstanding premiums and providing evidence of insurability.
An unconditional right is a right that is not subject to any conditions. In the case of revival of a policy, the insured does not have an unconditional right to revive the policy. The insured must meet certain conditions in order to revive the policy.
A legal right is a right that is recognized by law. In the case of revival of a policy, the insured does not have a legal right to revive the policy. The right to revive a policy is a contractual right, not a legal right.
A fundamental right is a right that is essential to a person’s well-being. In the case of revival of a policy, the insured does not have a fundamental right to revive the policy. The right to revive a policy is not a fundamental right.