My Mediclaim policy has been active since 2007. This year, I sent a cheque well before the renewal deadline, and they issued a new policy. However, after the grace period ended, they informed me the cheque bounced due to a signature mismatch, even though

My Mediclaim policy has been active since 2007. This year, I sent a cheque well before the renewal deadline, and they issued a new policy. However, after the grace period ended, they informed me the cheque bounced due to a signature mismatch, even though my bank account had sufficient funds. I suspect this was done intentionally to reject my claim as a senior citizen. My appeals have gone unanswered. What legal recourse do I have? Can you recommend a lawyer who specializes in insurance disputes?

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Apni Law asked 11 years

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Based on Indian law, you may have grounds to challenge the rejection. LIC’s decision seems unreasonable as they conducted medical tests and issued the policy despite your husband’s brief illness. You can consider seeking legal advice and challenging the decision through an appeal or legal proceedings.

Apni Law answered 2 years ago

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