Supreme Court of India
Mahavir Road and Infrastructure Pvt Ltd. v. Iffco Tokio General Insurance Co Ltd.
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Consumer Protection: Deficiency in service – Insurance policy – Taken by appellant who was undertaking resurfacing, metalling and asphalting of roads – Insurance cover encompassed ‘material damage’ – The policy excluded damage due to normal wear and tear or gradual deterioration as a result of atmospheric conditions – Insurance claim on the ground that between 25.06.2007 and 5.7.2007 there was loss and damage to the roads due to “abnormal rainfall and water logging” – Claim denied – Complaint before National Consumer Commission alleging deficiency in service – Complaint was rejected – On…
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