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Survey And Loss Assessment IC-S01
In case of life insurance contract the insured is not obliged to disclose any fact at the
time of renewal. But in case of nonlife insurance contract the insured must disclose
the material changes that have taken place since the time of last contract.
There duty of disclosure of material facts rests on both insurer and the insured. The
insurer must fully disclose the terms and conditions of the policy whereas the
insured must fully disclose the facts concerning the property to be insured. IRDA has
given an option to the insured in form of free look period wherein if the policyholder
is not satisfied with the terms and conditions of the policy he may withdraw the
policies within 15 days of the receipt of the policy and insurer will be entitled to
refund the premium after deducting the statutory charges.
The refusal by the insurer to renew insurance is a material fact.
When can the insurer held for breach of principle of utmost good faith
The insurer does not inform the proposer about the discounts in premium by use
of fire extinguishing systems
The proposer is advised not to clearly mention all the facts relevant to the
insurance
Premium is collected without allowing suitable rebates
False promises are made for bonuses in the future
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