Supreme Court of India
Om Prakash Ahuja v. Reliance General Insurance Co. Ltd. Etc.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986: Insurance claim – Repudiation of – Denial of renewal of policy – On facts, purs uance to the health insurance policy, the claimant incurre d expenses on the treatment of his wife for ovarian cancer – Clai m for reimbursement of expenses made to the respondent-In surance company, however, the same was repudiated on the ground of no n- disclosure by the claimant that his wife was suffer ing from a rheumatic heart disease – Filing of complaint – All owed by the District Forum and issuance of direction for renewal of t he health insurance policy upon payment of
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