Late plea of coercion not acceptable
In another judgment involving the appointment of an arbitrator, the Supreme Court emphasized that a mere plea of fraud, coercion or undue influence by one party is not enough to…
In another judgment involving the appointment of an arbitrator, the Supreme Court emphasized that a mere plea of fraud, coercion or undue influence by one party is not enough to…
The claim of an infrastructure company that sought compensation from its insurer alleging damage to roads because of excessive rainfall was rejected as meteorological data showed that there was little…
In a recent judgment, the Supreme Court said that failure on the part of a person to reveal his past history of disease is valid ground for repudiation of his…
Did a dead man walk into an insurance office to obtain a life insurance policy? Or did his widow project the dead man as alive to get the policy? The…
A patriot must always be prepared to defend his country against his own government, goes an old saying. The farmers of Gujarat find themselves in precisely such a predicament. First,…
An inter-ministerial committee set up by the government on virtual currencies has proposed banning of private cryptocurrencies in India by enacting a law and imposing fines and penalties for carrying…
A single-judge bench comprising Justice Suresh Kumar Kait directed Air Chartered Services Pvt Ltd and United India Insurance Company to pay a compensation amounting Rs 50 lakhs in a common…
The Supreme Court by its judgment has absolved insurance companies of the burden to follow up an inadequate disclosure of material facts by the Insured. The Court held that it…
In New India Assurance Company Limited v. Rajeshwar Sharma and Others case, the Insured claimed that his business of sanitary wares suffered damages on account of illegal demolition by the…
Over 15 years after they met with a freak accident followed by a bitter legal battle, the Nagpur bench of Bombay High Court has directed United India Insurance Company Limited…