Indian Supreme Court Rules Insurer Not Liable for Accidents with Invalid Licenses

India's Supreme Court has ruled that insurance companies are not obligated to pay compensation for accidents if the vehicle was driven by someone with an invalid driving license.

30 Jul, 13:45 — 30 Jul, 13:45

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Insurer not liable to pay compensation for accidents if driver's licence invalid, says SC

The top court said that an insurance company could not be saddled with the liability if the offending vehicle was driven without a valid driving licence.

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Indian Supreme Court Rules Insurer Not Liable for Accidents with Invalid Licenses

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Insurer not liable to pay compensation for accidents if driver's licence invalid, says SC

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