Supreme Court of India
Sumit Kumar Saha v. Reliance General Insurance Company Ltd.
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Consumer Protection Act, 1986 – Loss – Calculation of, basis – Appellant purchased an Excavator in the year 2007 for a total purchase value of Rs.51.74 lacs and immediately got it insured – Insurance policy was renewed for the period 22.7.2009 to 21.7.2010 and the sum insured was Rs.46.56 lacs – The Excavator was hired and was used at a different location and the change of location was duly intimated – On 3.6.2010, the Excavator was badly damaged in a fire while it was at such changed location – Surveyor of Insurer assessed the loss and damage at Rs.25.24 lacs – Complaint filed by appellant…
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