Sentences with phrase «general insurer practice»

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Admiralty practice — Pleading — Claimant shipowner suing cargo insurer under general average guarantee — Cargo insurer pleading defence of unseaworthiness — Whether adequate factual foundations for allegation — Whether claimant entitled to summary judgment.

Maggie McClatchey is engaged in a general civil litigation practice, representing the interests of insurers with an emphasis on the defense of healthcare and medical practitioners.

Her practice principally involves representing insurers in complex insurance disputes on a broad range of issues arising under primary and excess policies and reinsurance coverages, with particular emphasis on general liability coverage claims involving environmental and other long - tail liabilities, personal and advertising injury coverage and errors and omissions insurance and the «bad faith» issues arising from such disputes.

The TPA had earlier run into trouble after the Competition Commission of India (CCI) had ordered an investigation by the CCI director - general, into alleged anti-competitive practices of General Insurers» (Public Sector) Association ofgeneral, into alleged anti-competitive practices of General Insurers» (Public Sector) Association ofGeneral Insurers» (Public Sector) Association of India.

Under section 7.3 of General Insurance Code of Practice, insurers have agreed that they will only take into account «relevant information» when deciding on your claim.In the context of fraud, «relevant information» can be interpreted very widely.

The flow chart below gives an idea of the timeframes that apply to insurers under the General Insurance Code of Practice when they receive a claim:

Insurers are required to comply with the General Insurance Code of Practice.

Where the insurer has rejected your claim they are required to provide you with written reasons under clauses 7.19 (a) and 10.19 (a) of the General Insurance Code of Practice.

The General Insurance Code of Practice sets out how an insurer should deal with your complaint (see Fact Sheet What can I do if my insurance claim is refused and www.codeofpractice.com.au).

You have the right ask for copies of information that the insurer has relied upon in assessing your claim under clauses 7.19 (b) of the General Insurance Code of Practice.

Under section 7.3 of the General Insurance Code of Practice, the insurers have agreed that they will only take into account «relevant information» when deciding on your claim.

If the insurer refuses to provide the evidence, you can rely on sections 7.19 and 14.2 of the General Insurance Code of Practice, and also on the duty of utmost good faith, to argue that they should provide it.

This is provided under the General Insurance Code of Practice, which states that where your insurer has selected and directly authorised a repairer, they will:

Earlier, TPA had got a setback when Director - General of Competition Commission of India (CCI) ordered an inquiry for alleged anti-competitive practices of General Insurers» (Public Sector) Association of India.