Question

Mr. Rajiv took an Insurance Policy against his car and after three months he sold it to Mr. Kailash. The car was stolen from outside of Mr. Kailash’s House. Mr. Rajiv made a claim to Insurance Company. His claim was rejected on the ground that Mr. Rajiv was no longer owner of the car, so he has no insurable interest and he has no financial loss with the loss of the car.

1) What does principle of insurable interest state?

2)Was Mr. Rajiv right in making claim?

3)Who should get the compensation?

Answer 1

Mr. Rajiv took an Insurance Policy against his car and after three months he sold it to Mr. Kailash. The car was stolen from outside of Mr. Kailash’s House. Mr. Rajiv made a claim to Insurance Company. His claim was rejected on the ground that Mr. Rajiv was no longer owner of the car, so he has no insurable interest and he has no financial loss with the loss of the car.

1) What does principle of insurable interest state?

2)Was Mr. Rajiv right in making claim?

3)Who should get the compensation?

Answer 2

Answer:

1 the principle state the insured must have insurable interest in the subject matter of insurance company .

2 no , because he has already sold the car .

3 kalish as he has interest in the car so , he should file the claim.