From which date does S have 10 days to cancel the policy after delivery?

In the context of insurance policies, the effective date of a policy begins the countdown for certain actions, such as the right to cancel. Typically, once a policy is delivered to the policyholder, they are given a specific period (in this case, 10 days) to review their options, including the cancellation of the policy without penalty.

Since July 5 is indicated as the 10th day after the delivery date, it suggests that the policy was delivered on June 26. Counting 10 days from that point would include the very first day (June 26) through to July 5, meaning the last day to exercise the cancellation option would indeed be July 5.

The understanding of how cancellation periods work is crucial for policyholders so they can manage their insurance needs effectively. It is important to always verify the delivery date to accurately calculate these important timelines.