Supreme Court of India
I. C. Sharma v. The Oriental Insurance Co. Ltd.
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What the Court ordered
We are of the view that the claimant should be awarded Rs.25,000/- towards compensation and litigations expenses etc.
Judgment, page 10
From the headnote
Insurance – Householder Insurance – Appellant purchased a householder insurance policy from the respondent-Insurance Company, wherein coverage of articles/items in the house of the appellant was “as per list” – However, “as per list” policies were discontinued by the respondent and fresh policies were issued for consolidated amounts, which were also taken by appellant– After an incident of burglary in appellant’s house, he claimed householder insurance – Plea of Insurance Company that a large number of items claimed to be stolen were not insured and there was a lot of under-insurance – Held…
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