The Supreme Court has ruled that insurance companies are not obligated to pay for deaths caused by rash driving.

A landmark Supreme Court decision has established a new framework for handling cases involving fatalities resulting from reckless driving, potentially leading to significant consequences.

The Supreme Court of India has made a significant ruling that may have major implications for vehicle owners and insurance companies. The court has decided that insurance companies are not obligated to pay compensation to the families of drivers who die as a result of...
The Supreme Court has ruled that insurance companies are not obligated to pay for deaths caused by rash driving.

A consumer court has ordered an insurance company to pay a fine of Rs 90,000 for rejecting a policyholder’s claim for eye treatment, providing relief to the individual who was initially denied coverage.

The Dharwad District Consumer Grievances Redressal Commission has penalized United India Insurance Company for rejecting a claim for eye treatment, imposing a fine of Rs 50,000 on the firm. The complainant, Ganesh Shetty, had taken out an insurance policy with the...
The Supreme Court has ruled that insurance companies are not obligated to pay for deaths caused by rash driving.

The High Court has directed an insurance company to pay an additional ₹40.35 lakh to a paralyzed accident victim, in addition to the previously awarded ₹1.11 crore.

The Bombay High Court has increased the compensation for a 33-year-old road accident victim, Atul Dattaray Wadhane, who was left in a vegetative state after a school bus collided with his motorcycle in 2016. The court ordered the United India Insurance Company Ltd to...