Important Points for IC 72 - Motor Insurance Exam

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  • Amendment to Written Statement (Order 6 Rule 17): The Written Statement can be amended as per the above provision of the CPC at any stage before completion of evidence.
  • There is ample difference in the three concepts of pleading, proving and establishing i.e. i. Before proving defence one has to plead the defence, ii. After pleading defence efforts should be made to explore how it can be proved by way of documents. iii. After providing proof of the document, one has to satisfy the court that defence is established.
  • Filing of No-Fault Liability application: For filing no-fault liability application, the applicant has to undertake compliance of Rule 255 of Motor Vehicle Rules.
  • Out of Court or Compromise Settlement: When the claim is admitted based on documentary evidences and no statutory defenses are available to the company to contest, adequate efforts should be made to reach a compromise on the claims through alternative forums according to the merit of each case.
  • Evidence by Opponent Insurers: It is of utmost importance to prove the documents on which our defence relies, by summoning the concerned persons, who have issued the documents.

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