Death Claim - Gbic.co.in
Death Claim - Gbic.co.in
Death Claim - Gbic.co.in
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was revived on 08.09.2003.Life Assured expired due to bra<strong>in</strong> stroke on 09.09.2003 atSaudi Arabia. Life Assured was not present <strong>in</strong> India on 08.09.2003 when the policy wasrevived and his signatures on the Declaration of Good Health were found forged by theHand Writ<strong>in</strong>g Expert. Life Insurance Corporation of India vide their letter dated02.12.2004 repudiated <strong>Death</strong> <strong>Claim</strong> on the ground that Life Assured was not present <strong>in</strong>India and was abroad as on 08.08.2003 which is date of Declaration of Good Healthand date of revival. Policy was revived with fraudulent <strong>in</strong>tention by mak<strong>in</strong>g forgedsignature of the deceased Life Assured on Declaration of Good Health.I phold the decision of Life Insurance Corporation of India vide their letter Ref No.claim/D/Rep/48/191785035 dated 02.12.2004 Ref NO: claim/D/rep./48/191785035,repudiat<strong>in</strong>g the <strong>Death</strong> <strong>Claim</strong>.Compla<strong>in</strong>t is disposed of.Delhi Ombudsman CentreCase No. : LI-DL-I/214/04-05Shri Satish ChandVsLife Insurance Corporation of IndiaAward Dated : 29.12.06My office has received a <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t from Shri Satish Chand on 10.09.2004 aga<strong>in</strong>st LifeInsurance Corporation of India, Divisional Office -I, Delhi, regard<strong>in</strong>g the adjustment ofpremiums under policy No. 112417761.Dur<strong>in</strong>g the hear<strong>in</strong>g on 27.12.2006 the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>ant Shri Satish Chand was absent andthe Life Insurance Corporation of India, Divisional Office -I, was represented by Smt.Santosh Bakshi Manager (PS/SSS), Sh. R.K. Premi A.O(SSS) and Ms. Renu F. SethiA.O. (PS/<strong>Claim</strong>s). The representatives of Life Insurance Corporation of India has<strong>co</strong>nfirmed vide their letter dated 23.12.2006 that the <strong>Death</strong> claim has been settled bythem vide their cheque No. 271460 dated 19.7.2006 for Rs. 69065/-. The SurvivalBenefit, which was due on 28.3.2004, has also been paid vide cheque No. 272266dated 23.8.2006 for Rs. 10000/- favor<strong>in</strong>g Smt. Maya Devi (Nom<strong>in</strong>ee of Late Shri SatishChand). The Life Insurance Corporation of India has also paid the penal <strong>in</strong>terest ondelayed payment of Survival Benefit vide cheque No. 275753 dated 23.12.2006 for Rs.1860/-There is no further relief to be granted to the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>ant.The <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t is disposed.Delhi Ombudsman CentreCase No. : LI-DL-I/285/04-05Shri Devender KumarVsLife Insurance Corporation of IndiaAward Dated : 29.12.06My office has received a <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t from Shri Devender Kumar on 1.11.2004 that LifeInsurance Corporation of India, Divisional Office-I, Delhi, has not settled the <strong>Death</strong><strong>Claim</strong> under Policy No. 120575564.Dur<strong>in</strong>g the hear<strong>in</strong>g on 27.12.2006 the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>ant Shri. Devender Kumar was notpresent and Life Insurance Corporation of India was represented by Ms. RanjanaKumar Manager(claims), Sh. Rakesh Bajaj A.O(claims), Ms. Renu Fotedar A.O(claims).