The documents which are required to make the claim are:
A copy of the vehicle’s registration book.
The driving licence copy of the person driving the vehicle.
Duly filled in Claim form
Original RC book
FIR copy in case of third-party injury/death.
You will need to read the policy document to check the documents required apart from the ones which are listed.
The certificate of insurance is a document which provides information on the specific insurance coverage issued by the insurance company as per the Rule 141 of Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989, and only in Form 51. The document offers information on the effective policy date, type of the insurance coverage. This document should always be carried in the vehicle.
The documents which you need to keep in the vehicle while plying public places are the Certificate of Insurance, a copy of the Registration Certificate, the PUC (Pollution Under Control) certificate, and the Xerox copy of the driving licence of the person who is driving the vehicle.
In case you lose your car insurance papers, here's what you need to do:
Step 1 - Let the car insurance company know right away
Step 2 - File a policy complaint (this will help with justifying your condition when you ask the insurer for a duplicate car insurance policy copy)
Step 3 - Place an advertisement in an English and a vernacular newspaper that gets circulated within the state where the car insurance policy was lost or misplaced.
Step 4 - Submit a filled-up application for a duplicate insurance certificate to the insurance company
Step 5 - Provide an indemnity bond on an appropriate stamp paper
MAHEKAM NI MAHITI MOKLVA BABAT PARIPATRA DATE- 2-7-2019.
The documents which are required to make the claim are:
A copy of the vehicle’s registration book.
The driving licence copy of the person driving the vehicle.
Duly filled in Claim form
Original RC book
FIR copy in case of third-party injury/death.
You will need to read the policy document to check the documents required apart from the ones which are listed.
The certificate of insurance is a document which provides information on the specific insurance coverage issued by the insurance company as per the Rule 141 of Central Motor Vehicles Rules 1989, and only in Form 51. The document offers information on the effective policy date, type of the insurance coverage. This document should always be carried in the vehicle.
The documents which you need to keep in the vehicle while plying public places are the Certificate of Insurance, a copy of the Registration Certificate, the PUC (Pollution Under Control) certificate, and the Xerox copy of the driving licence of the person who is driving the vehicle.
In case you lose your car insurance papers, here's what you need to do:
Step 1 - Let the car insurance company know right away
Step 2 - File a policy complaint (this will help with justifying your condition when you ask the insurer for a duplicate car insurance policy copy)
Step 3 - Place an advertisement in an English and a vernacular newspaper that gets circulated within the state where the car insurance policy was lost or misplaced.
Step 4 - Submit a filled-up application for a duplicate insurance certificate to the insurance company
Step 5 - Provide an indemnity bond on an appropriate stamp paper
MAHEKAM NI MAHITI MOKLVA BABAT PARIPATRA DATE- 2-7-2019.
