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A vehicle insurance claim might be made for one of the following injuries:
- Damage to others includes bodily harm or property damage caused by someone else. This individual is referred to as the "third party."
- Self-inflicted harm includes damage to a person's own insured car. This is known as an "own damage claim," and is available to those with a package or comprehensive coverage.
In a third-party claim involving a person's car, it is critical to notify the accident to both the police and the insurance company as soon as possible. However, if a third party suffers a loss due to someone else's car, the injured party must collect the vehicle's insurance information and notify the insurer of that vehicle.
In the case of an own damage claim, in which the person's car is damaged as a result of an accident, the person must promptly notify the insurance company and police, as appropriate, for them to dispatch a surveyor to evaluate the loss.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE TO APPLY?
Any claim for compensation originating from an accident may be submitted under Section 166 of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988:
- By the person who has been injured, or
- By the property's owner, or
- Where the death was caused by accident, by the deceased's legal representative/s, or
- By any agency legally authorised by the aggrieved party.
We, the team of attorneys and legal advisers, assist you in submitting motor vehicle accident lawsuits in the relevant courts.