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UP Man Kills Brother's Widow For Insurance Money
A case regarding the insurance compensation dispute was under trial, with judgment expected soon
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Chinese Father Stages Crash To Kill Son For Insurance Payout
A father in Fujian, China, staged a deadly car crash with help from his cousin to kill his seven-year-old son and collect insurance money, later pretending the accident was real.
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LIC Ordered To Pay Rs 50 Lakh For Covid Policy Premium Payer's Family
A district-level consumer disputes commission in Kerala has ordered Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), India's largest insurer, to pay Rs 50 lakh in compensation to the family of a policy premium payer who succumbed to COVID-19, citing the insurer's t
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Maharashtra Officials Shouldn't Enter Karnataka: Siddaramaiah Amid Border Row
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said Maharashtra government officials have been told not to enter the state amid reports that they have decided to implement the health insurance scheme in 865 Marathi- dominated villages bordering M
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3 Brothers Fight Over Share Of Insurance Money In UP, 1 Dies
A dispute over the share of an insurance amount led to an exchange of blows among three brothers in Paschim Tola area here, causing the death of them, police said on Friday.
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Warning From Karnataka After Maharashtra's Move On 865 Border Villages
Karnataka alleged that in the name of providing insurance to the people on Karnataka's side of the border, the Maharashtra government is taking declaration letters from them.
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Karnataka Warns Maharashtra Of Retaliatory Measures Over Health Insurance Scheme
Karnataka alleged that in the name of providing insurance to the people on Karnataka's side of the border, the Maharashtra government is taking declaration letters from them.
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Landlord Criticised For Posting Video Telling Tenant He Will Be Doubling The Rent
The landlord argues that he "owns the property now and it's worth a lot more" and his "taxes and insurance alone are $1,100 a month".
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Can Insurer Use Exclusion Clause To Scrap Claim? Supreme Court To Examine
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine an appeal filed by an insurance firm challenging an order of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) that directed it to pay Rs 13.48 lakh to a woman whose husband died by suicide.
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Calculate Notional Income Of Homemakers On "Work, Sacrifices": Top Court
In an important observation that could go a long away in promoting gender equality in the country, the Supreme Court, while hearing an insurance dispute case, said the calculation of notional income of homemakers must be based on their work, labour and sacrifices.
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Mumbai Woman Fined Rs 1 Lakh For "Insurance Fraud"
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh on a Mumbai-based woman for committing "insurance fraud".
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US Senate Panel to Call Key Cambridge Analytica Figure to Testify
The panel's subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, Insurance, and Data Security will hold a hearing next Tuesday on data privacy risks.
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Insurance Claim Can't Be Denied Due To Delay In Filing It: Supreme Court
Insurance claims cannot be rejected if the reason for delay in filing it is satisfactorily explained, the Supreme Court has said while granting relief to a man who was denied the claim for his stolen vehicle.
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Report Says Barack Obama Administration Failed To Follow Health Law
The Obama administration failed to follow the president's health care law in a USD 5 billion dispute over compensating insurers for high costs from seriously ill patients, Congress' investigative arm said today.
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Development Officers Working in LIC Not 'Workmen': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has held that development officers working in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) cannot be put in the category of "workmen" under the provisions of Industrial Disputes Act.
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UP Man Kills Brother's Widow For Insurance Money
A case regarding the insurance compensation dispute was under trial, with judgment expected soon
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Chinese Father Stages Crash To Kill Son For Insurance Payout
A father in Fujian, China, staged a deadly car crash with help from his cousin to kill his seven-year-old son and collect insurance money, later pretending the accident was real.
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LIC Ordered To Pay Rs 50 Lakh For Covid Policy Premium Payer's Family
A district-level consumer disputes commission in Kerala has ordered Life Insurance Corporation (LIC), India's largest insurer, to pay Rs 50 lakh in compensation to the family of a policy premium payer who succumbed to COVID-19, citing the insurer's t
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Maharashtra Officials Shouldn't Enter Karnataka: Siddaramaiah Amid Border Row
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Wednesday said Maharashtra government officials have been told not to enter the state amid reports that they have decided to implement the health insurance scheme in 865 Marathi- dominated villages bordering M
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3 Brothers Fight Over Share Of Insurance Money In UP, 1 Dies
A dispute over the share of an insurance amount led to an exchange of blows among three brothers in Paschim Tola area here, causing the death of them, police said on Friday.
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Warning From Karnataka After Maharashtra's Move On 865 Border Villages
Karnataka alleged that in the name of providing insurance to the people on Karnataka's side of the border, the Maharashtra government is taking declaration letters from them.
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Karnataka Warns Maharashtra Of Retaliatory Measures Over Health Insurance Scheme
Karnataka alleged that in the name of providing insurance to the people on Karnataka's side of the border, the Maharashtra government is taking declaration letters from them.
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Landlord Criticised For Posting Video Telling Tenant He Will Be Doubling The Rent
The landlord argues that he "owns the property now and it's worth a lot more" and his "taxes and insurance alone are $1,100 a month".
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Can Insurer Use Exclusion Clause To Scrap Claim? Supreme Court To Examine
The Supreme Court has agreed to examine an appeal filed by an insurance firm challenging an order of the National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) that directed it to pay Rs 13.48 lakh to a woman whose husband died by suicide.
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Calculate Notional Income Of Homemakers On "Work, Sacrifices": Top Court
In an important observation that could go a long away in promoting gender equality in the country, the Supreme Court, while hearing an insurance dispute case, said the calculation of notional income of homemakers must be based on their work, labour and sacrifices.
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Mumbai Woman Fined Rs 1 Lakh For "Insurance Fraud"
The National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has imposed a fine of Rs 1 lakh on a Mumbai-based woman for committing "insurance fraud".
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US Senate Panel to Call Key Cambridge Analytica Figure to Testify
The panel's subcommittee on Consumer Protection, Product Safety, Insurance, and Data Security will hold a hearing next Tuesday on data privacy risks.
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Insurance Claim Can't Be Denied Due To Delay In Filing It: Supreme Court
Insurance claims cannot be rejected if the reason for delay in filing it is satisfactorily explained, the Supreme Court has said while granting relief to a man who was denied the claim for his stolen vehicle.
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Report Says Barack Obama Administration Failed To Follow Health Law
The Obama administration failed to follow the president's health care law in a USD 5 billion dispute over compensating insurers for high costs from seriously ill patients, Congress' investigative arm said today.
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Development Officers Working in LIC Not 'Workmen': Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has held that development officers working in Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) cannot be put in the category of "workmen" under the provisions of Industrial Disputes Act.
