Insurance – Premium cheque received during the grace period but after the death of the insured – Company not liable
Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956, Section 43 - Grace period – Revival - Payment of premium was made within the ...
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Tag: Insurance – Premium
Insurance – Premium deposited – Proposal not accepted – Mere lapse of time in communicating the acceptance cannot be made a ground for holding that the proposal stood accepted
Insurance – Premium deposited – Proposal not accepted - Amount towards premium was deposited by the deceased with the Life ...
Insurance – Premium paid – No proposal – Policy not issued – No liability of Insurance company.
Insurance Act, Section 64 VB - States, that no risk could be assumed unless premium is received in advance - ...
LIC v. Permanent Lok Adalat, Hisar, 2015 PLRonline 0202
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