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Delay in filing a first information report (FIR) of an accident is no ground to deny compensation under the Motor Vehicles Act, the Supreme Court stated in the case, Ravi vs Badrinarayan. In this case, an 8-year-old boy was hit by a motor vehicle and he was taken to the hospital by his father and others. The report was filed after three months, as the child suffered severe permanent injuries. He lost control of his kidney function. The motor vehicles tribunal and the Rajasthan high court, however, dismissed the claim for compensation on the ground that the FIR was not filed immediately. Reversing this view, the Supreme Court awarded him Rs 2.5 lakh. It said: “Knowing the Indian conditions as they are, we cannot expect a common man to first rush to the police station immediately after an accident. Human nature and family responsibilities occupy the mind of kith and kin to such an extent that they give more importance to get the victim treated rather than to rush to the police station. Under such circumstances, they are not expected to act mechanically with promptitude in lodging the FIR.”
No suo-moto investigation is being carried out by the Ministry of Corporate Affairs into telecom companies involved in 2G Spectrum case within the Provisions of the Companies Act 1956. However, clarification and/or information are provided as and whe
CIRCULAR NO. IRDA/CHM/MISC/CIR/029/02/2011, DATED 10-2-2011 All the insurers are required to comply with the File and Use procedure for each product that is being offered in the market. However, with regard to the insurance products offered by insurers for schemes sponsored by the State and Central Governments, it is noted that the insurers are expected […]
PRESS RELEASE Ref: — Date: 10-02-2011 Portability of Health Insurance Policies There have been several representations from consumer associations and policyholders for enabling portability of health insurance policies from one insurer to other insurer. Persons shifting from one region to other regions are many times put to disadvantage due to lack of insurers’ office providing […]
The sector regulator IRDA today said guidelines for initial public offer of life insurance companies will be out within the next 10 days. “The IPO guidelines for life insurance companies should be out in next 10 days,” IRDA Chairman J Harinarayan to
There have been several representations from consumer associations and policyholders for enabling portability of health insurance policies from one insurer to other insurer. Persons shifting from one region to other regions are many times put to disadvantage due to lack of insurers’ office providing necessary policy servicing at the new location. Further, employees shifting from one organization to another organization many times lose health insurance cover due to lack of portability of the health insurance policies. It is essential to protect the policyholders against discontinuity and consequential loss of Pre Existing Diseases (PED) cover by making the health insurance plans portable across the insurance companies. The portability will also ensure that the policyholder is not tied to one single insurer throughout his life for fear of losing the cover of PED.
More than 10 years after opening up of the insurance sector, regulator Irda today proposed to allow mergers and acquisitions in the general insurance business that requires consolidation among the 24 industry players, most of which are loss-making.
The Central Provident Fund commissioner Mr. Samirendra Chatterjee, I.A.S.,today launched Web Based Claim enquiry module at a small function organized at the EPFO headquarters. Addressing the officers and Staff of the Head Office he said the computeri
Under the new IRDA regime, the Life Insurance Corporation of India has launched two new non-linked plans Bima Account I and Bima Account II. The plans guarantee minimum returns, transparent charges and provide risk cover. According to the press relea
The Union Cabinet approved the Press and Registration of Books & Publications Bill on 10/2/2011. In response, the Indian Newspaper Society (INS) has made certain observations that the proposed Bill was cleared ‘without any proper consultation’ and that it ‘contains a Section providing penalty which is draconian’.
