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Insurance companies refusing claims on flimsy technical grounds must . . . Supreme Court: In a case where an Insurance Company had refused to settle an insurance claim on non-submission of the duplicate certified copy of certificate of registration of the stolen vehicle, the bench of MR Shah * and BV Nagarathna, JJ has held that while settling the claims, the insurance company should not be too technical and ask for
Sikka Papers Ltd vs National Insurance Co. Ltd. Ors on 29 May, 2009 The complainant alleged that the insurer failed to discharge their obligations under the insurance policy and with mala fide intention to defeat and delay its legitimate claim, adopted all unwarranted and illegal devices
No insurance claim for reckless driving, says SC: Read fine print . . . No insurance claim for reckless driving, says SC: Read fine print carefully 'Insurance is a protective tool, not a safety net for irresponsible behaviour,' says expert, as SC ruling limits payouts in accidents caused by the policyholder
fine+print+clauses | Indian Case Law | Law | CaseMine fair trade practice, might have incorporated certain clauses in fine print in the parent contract where under the opposite party can claim and levy miscellaneous charges
Rajesh Rambharose Agrawal vs Bajaj Alluanz Gen. Ins. Co. Ltd on 24 . . . In any case, as held by this Court in Om Prakash vs Reliance General Insurance and Another 5 delay in 5 (2017) 1 SCC 724 intimation of accident, or submission of documents due to unavoidable circumstances, should not bar settlement of genuine claims
Recent Consumer Forum Court Judgments against Insurance Companies The Thane District Consumer Redressal Forum has pulled up the New India Assurance Company for refusing to accept an insurance claim of a businessman on the grounds that rainwater and not flood water had destroyed his goods
insurance+claim+cases | Indian Case Law | Law | CaseMine In several insurance claim cases arising under Consumer Protection Act, 1986, this Court has held that if a complainant claimant satisfies the consumer forum that Commission has set aside the finding and order passed by the District Forum and in turn dismissed the appeal primarily on the ground that the claim of the complainant had already