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Order No.BPL/LI 09-10/ 86Case No. TATA-235-23/11-09/MumShri Vishal Shivhare ……………..….…….……..Compla<strong>in</strong>antTATA AIG Life Insurance Co………………….. .………..…RespondentBrief Background - MiscellaneousShri Vishal Shivhare, resident of Ashtha Distt. Sehore (M.P.) lodged the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t that hisfather Late Shri Prem Narayan Shivhare was <strong>co</strong>vered under Health Insurance Policy No. U-086822901 for SA of Rs. 3.65 lakhs, he died on 06.01.2009. Claimed preferred by the<strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>ant for Rs. 3.65 lakhs, but respondent paid him only Rs. 2933.28 towards fundvalue on the ground that death benefit was not opted.Aggrieved from the action of the respondent the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>ant lodged the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t on04.11.2009 to the respondent.The Respondent represented by M/s Sapna Korde, Manager(Operation), Bhopal presentedherself and submitted that the policy is issued as per the proposal form <strong>co</strong>mpleted andsigned by the DLA. In the proposal form he has opted for hospitalization benefit andsurgical benefit @ 500/- and 10,000/- respectively and he has not opted the death benefit,hence the claim is rightly paid to the <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t as per the terms & <strong>co</strong>nditions of the policymentioned <strong>in</strong> the document under the para no. 3 (a) Death Benefit. The <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t may bedismissed.FINDINGS & CONCLUSIONS:-There is no doubt that the DLA was <strong>co</strong>vered under the above <strong>in</strong>surance scheme for dailyhospital benefit and surgical benefit @ 500/- and 10,000/- respectively. The proposal formfilled <strong>in</strong> by the DLA on 29.11.2008 does not reveal that the he has opted for death benefit.The policy <strong>co</strong>ndition 03(a) states that “If the <strong>co</strong>vered member dies while the policy is <strong>in</strong> forceand before the maturity date, we will pay to the Nom<strong>in</strong>ee the Total Fund Value of the policyat the applicable Unit Price as specified <strong>in</strong> the section cut-off Daily Hospital Benefit (asdef<strong>in</strong>ed <strong>in</strong> the section “Daily Hospital Benefit”) of the <strong>co</strong>vered member subject to thepercentage applicable to the procedure/surgeries <strong>in</strong> Table of Surgical Procedures/Surgeries.”In view of the above, it is found that respondent’s action to refund the fund value Rs.2933.28 is justified requires no <strong>in</strong>tervention.The <strong>co</strong>mpla<strong>in</strong>t is dismissed without any relief.Dated at BHOPAL, on 12 th of JANUARY 2010.

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