1. One person (or party, in legal parlance) must make an offer, and the other must accept it.
2. Both parties must be of legal signing age and mentally competent.
3. The subject matter or activity covered in the contract must be legal.
4. Each party must assume some obligation toward the other or give something of value like money or a promise to the other.
So how does this work with an insurance contract? The insurance company makes an offer to provide auto insurance, for instance to you. Let's say you sign the insurance policy. Now, assuming you are old enough and not insane, you must follow the rules and procedures in the policy. You must also pay the company some money a premium for the insurance. In return, the company must pay you for certain costs if you have an auto accident and if those costs were spelled out in the contract.
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ReplyDeleteThe Allahabad insurance company is just like anywhere else in the country. Like anywhere else, it is required of anyone who has a loan on their home education car etc. For a lot of people it is automatically taken out of their monthly mortgage payment.
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ReplyDeleteGreat ! Thank you so much for explaining the insurance contract in a simple language. I was facing so much difficulty in understanding the language written in my insurance contract. Now it will be easy to understand.
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