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Insurance firm told to pay 48k to Kapurthala man as medical expenses

District consumer disputes redressal forum has directed the Oriental Insurance Company Limited to pay ₹30,851 to a Kapurthala man for the cost incurred on his medical

Published on: Jan 1, 2020, 22:54:06 IST
Hindustan Times, Kapurthala | By , KAPURTHALA
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  District consumer disputes redressal forum has directed the Oriental Insurance Company Limited to pay 30,851 to a Kapurthala man for the cost incurred on his medical treatment along with interest 12% per annum from July 2019 till realisation.

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The forum also directed the insurance company to pay 17, 000 as compensation and litigation expenses for causing mental agony to the complainant.

Complainant Surinder Pal Singh, a resident of Moti Bagh Colony, Kapurthala, told the forum that he got a PNB-oriental royal mediclaim policy on December 1, 2017, and paid its premium each year in January whose last premium is due on January 31, 2020.

The complainant told the forum that he suffered with CAD (Cardio Artery Disease) in May 2017 and was hospitalised on July 27 to July 31, 2018, at a private hospital and had paid 30,851 to the hospital. However, the insurance company denied to pay the claims despite submitting all bills and required documents on time.

Considering both sides, forum accepted the claims of the complainant and directed the insurance company to pay the claim amount under the policy while also directed to pay compensation to the complainant.

 
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