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Case Comment Volume 4 Issue 4 666 - 670 July 11, 2021

Case Analysis of Shree Ambica Medical Stores v. The Surat’s People Co-Operative Bank Ltd (2020)

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Jagrit Saraff
Student at O.P Jindal Global University, India
Abstract

There have been numerous cases in the courts which deal with the issue of insurance scheme and policies. In most of the cases the problem is with regards to the terms and conditions of the agreement, as the aggrieved party claims that the insurance companies defrauded them by not laying down the conditions in an explicit manner. Though it can be argued that the insurance companies are at fault, and they should be held liable to compensate, but again an important question arises that should the party opting for the insurance policy be discharged from all the liabilities? A similar type of case appeared before the supreme court of India in the year 2020 where the courts had to decide that whether the insurance companies were liable to pay as per the terms and conditions laid down in the agreement. This case analysis will deal with some important issues pertaining to compensation, liability etc. of the insurance company towards the insured.

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International Journal of Law Management and Humanities, Volume 4, Issue 4, Page 666 - 670
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