Supreme Court of India
Narsingh Ispat Ltd v. Oriental Insurance Company Ltd. & Anr.
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Insurance – Insurance policy – Exclusion Clause – Applicability of insurance cover – Appellant had taken an insurance policy from respondent-insurance company in respect of its’ factory – Claim lodged by appellant on basis of said policy, stating that about 50-60 people with arms and ammunition entered its factory premises and caused substantial damage to the factory, machinery and other equipment – Respondent-insurance company repudiated appellant’s claim placing reliance on the Exclusion Clause in the policy regarding loss or damage caused by the acts of terrorism – If warranted – Held…
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