Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash v. Reliance General Insurance and Anr.
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Consumer Protection - Insurance claim - Delay in - Appellant insured his truck with respondent-company - The vehicle was stolen - Appellant along with the truck driver, went with the police officials for their assistance to search the vehicle - Thereafter, appellant reached his village and lodged insurance claim with the · respondent-company - Pursuant thereto, Investigator appointed by respon-dent-company, who, after verification, confirmed the factum of theft - Consequently, the Corporate Claims Manager approved an amount towards the said claim of the appellant - Thereafter, the appellant
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