service.
Learned Counsel for the complainant went further submitting that Section 64 UM(2) of the Insurance act, 1938 mandate the insurer to obtain ... settlement of claim valuing more than Rs.20,000/-. Section 64-UM(2) of the Act 1938 reads as under:
'No claim in respect
Perils Policy. The role of a Surveyor figures in Section 64-UM(2) of the Insurance Act, 1938 which reads as follows:-
" 64-UM ... true that in view of the above enunciation of Section 64 UM (2) of the Insurance Act , a Surveyor's Report
Surveyor had been appointed under the statutory provisions of Section 64 UM (2) of the Insurance Act, 1938 . In terms of Section 64 UM
Investigation of the driving Licence of the Driver but under section 64 (UM) of Insurance Act, the said investigator was not having any licence
That the report of the surveyor is a creation under
Section 64 UM of the Insurance Act and until and unless it is
proved
given due importance
because surveyor is statutorily appointed under Section 64 UM of
Insurance Act and his report cannot be brushed aside lightly
appellant had appointed joint surveyors in terms of Section 64-UM(2) of the Insurance Act, 1938. Their report has been placed on the record
appellant had appointd joint surveyors in terms of Section
64-UM(2) of the insurance Act, 1938. Their report has been
placed on the record
valuable piece of
evidence. The surveyor is appointed under Section 64 (UM) of the
Insurance Act and his appointment is statutory. We rely upon
appellant had appointed joint surveyors in terms of Section 64-UM(2) of the Insurance Act, 1938. Their report has been placed on the record
