A proposer warrants that the insured premises have never previously suffered a flood. This is best described as a:
A statement warranting a past or existing state of affairs (no prior flood) is a warranty of past/present fact. A continuing warranty relates to the future conduct or state of the risk. Being a warranty, it is more than a representation.
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