REGIONAL MANAGER, ADAMJEE INSURANCE COMPANY LTD. versus PRESIDING OFFICER, DISTRICT CONSUMER COURT, LAHORE
Sections 122 (1) (a) and 122 (3) of the Punjab Consumer Protection Act (II of 2005), Section 2 (c) (ii) and 13 of the Constitution of Pakistan, Arts 143, 199 and Fourth Schedule, Federal Legislative List, Item No. 29 Constitution Petition Claims Insurance Tribunal Scope Insurance Company (Defendant) Compliant with Federal and Provincial Law Claims Responsible for Consumer \ Defective Liability for Defective or Defective Services The policyholder of the insurance company's own insurance car policy holder failed to pay the policy amount the customer in the capacity of the policyholder of the insurance company Claimed relief in court, charged that the insurance company is the policy holder's insurance policy against being unable to perform their duties / services. The insurance company upheld the consumer court's ruling that for claims related to the insurance policy, the consumer court could not have jurisdiction. In order to determine a dispute, since such jurisdiction was granted the authority to fully regulate the insurance tribunal, the matter relating to the fourth schedule of the Constitution through Constitution No. 29 in the Constitution No. IV of the Insurance Schedule. , And the Insurance Ordinance, 2000 was put into use. The authority granted by item number 29 of the Federal Legislative List section 122 (3) of the Insurance Ordinance 2000, provided that the jurisdiction of the insurance tribunal was exclusive of the matters which fall within its jurisdiction, and section 122 (1) ( a)) The statement of the Insurance Ordinance, 2000 states that the insurance tribunal's jurisdiction in the jurisdiction of the insurance tribunal is vacated by an insurance company.
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