JUDGEMENT
M.THANIKACHALAM, J. -
(1.) The complainant having failed before the District Forum, to get any
relief against the opposite party, has come before this commission, for
the same redressal.
(2.) Background of the complainant?s case:
The complainant company, which is engaged in the business of fabricating,
erecting and commissioning, structural and mechanical components, had
taken a policy, with the 1st opposite party from the year 1997, and the
policy covers the places at Numaligarh, Rourkela, Mathura, Surat, Pata,
Mangalore, etc., and the policies are "Burglary and House Breaking
Policy" as well as "Fire Policy". Burglary and Fire policy was taken to
cover the schedule of machinery, to the value of Rs.3,60,87,000/-, and
the premium paid was Rs.1,25,990/-.
(3.) One of the sites covered by the policies was Numaligarh Oil Refinery
site in Assam, where there were three diesel welding generator sets, with
water cooled diesel engine, valued at Rs.15,62,000/-. These machines are
fairly large machines, usually kept in the open, while in use, in the
temporary site. The 1st opposite party?s representatives, wantonly
introduced in the proposal, machines will be kept in first class
building, at the construction site, based upon wrong information.;
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