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Business

Vague ‘misrepresentation’ not enough to deny claims: Consumer court orders insurer to pay full ₹50 lakh to nominee

LiveMint - Money · 8 October 2026 at 6:04 pm

Vague ‘misrepresentation’ not enough to deny claims: Consumer court orders insurer to pay full ₹50 lakh to nominee

Insurer failed to provide sufficient evidence to justify claim rejection, Kurnool Consumer Commission says.

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