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Maharashtra Court Rules BMW Fire Claim Valid, Insurer Must Pay
A Maharashtra court ruled that United India Insurance must compensate a BMW owner after a fire destroyed the vehicle. The owner sought Rs 70 lakh following a puncture incident, and the commission found his precautions reasonable. The insurer's rejection was deemed a service deficiency, highlighting consumer rights in insurance claims.
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