Stay away from any misconceptions and avoid
rejection during claim processing.
Not exact matches
A similar explanation may apply to the court's
rejection of seven free - exercise
claims since 1982,
during which time it upheld only one.
First, the Court appeared to put much weight on the fact that the issued patent
claims already had struck the proper balance between the patentee's desire for broad
claims and the USPTO's
rejections that tend to narrow the
claims during the examination process.
During claim settlement, there are chances of
rejection if the driver / rider turns out to be under the influence of alcohol or drugs or in case of breaking any law or even missing documents.
However, holding back or suppressing facts is simply not an option, because if the facts do not match with the information provided
during the time of application, it could result in a complete
rejection of the
claim later on due to non-disclosure of material facts.
This could prove costly to your family
during claim settlement as any concealment of information may lead to
rejection of
claim by the insurer.