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Madras HC: Disbursal of Insurance Amount Ordered, Default in Payment of Premium not Intentional - (22 Jan 2024)

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Madras High Court while ordering disbursal of insurance amount to the family of policy holder has held that default in payment of premium was neither intentional nor willful. The non-payment was only because the insured was hospitalized and taking treatment.

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