Supreme Court of India
Jaina Construction Company v. The Oriental Insurance Company Limited & Anr.
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Consumer Protection – Insurance claim – Theft of vehi cle – Delay in informing the insurance company– Claim rep udiated– Appellant filed complaint before District forum, allowed – Appeal, dismissed by State Commission – Appellant had also fi led appeal seeking enhancement of compensation which was partly allowed a s the rate of interest awarded was increased from 6% to 9% – Revision Petition filed by Insurance Company, allowed by NCDRC – On appeal, held: FIR was lodged immediately by the appellant on the next day of the occurrence of theft of the vehicle – Accused were also arrested and
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