M.C.O.P CLAIM

sankar.n (Querist) 22 September 2009 This query is : Resolved
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N. SANKAR, ADVOCATE,VELLORE 632 009.

DEAR FRIENDS,

KINDLY LET ME KNOW WHETHER A PERSON BEING THE OWNER OF THE VEHICLE WHO HAS INSURED ON HIS OWN NAME (OWNER CUM DRIVER), CAN CLAIM COMPENSATION FROM THE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR HAVING HIMSELF DRIVEN THE VEHICLE AND SUSTAINED GRIEVIOUS INJURY.
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joyce (Expert) 22 September 2009
certainly, the victim of an accident can claim the compensation from the insc co. not only the driver but also the owner himself can claim the insnc.co to indemnify the loss or even damage sustained.riven

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Raj Kumar Makkad (Expert) 22 September 2009
No. Any negligent person cannot file claim petition against himself though he may be injured driver of the offending vehicle and at the same time owner. Had he not be owner of the vehicle, even then the driver of the offending vehicle is not entitled for filing the claim petition under MV Act before MACT against his owner. There are numerous citations on this point.riven

DD Sathe (Expert) 22 September 2009
If comprehensive insurance is taken, even negligince will be covered under the policy. However intensional acts will not be covered.
Therefore owner will also get compensation for injury besides damage to vehicle.riven

Adinath@Avinash Patil (Expert) 22 September 2009
If you have comperhensive insurance you can claim compensation subject to you have valid licence & your negligence.riven

Bhumik Dave (Expert) 22 September 2009
Fully agreed with mr. Raj.riven

RAKHI BUDHIRAJA ADVOCATE (Expert) 23 September 2009
I do agree with the views of Mr. Patil and Mr. DD Sathe.riven

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