STATE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION OF PAKISTAN versus JAVAID IQBAL
Section 118 Civil Procedure Code (V8 1908), O VII, R 14, O XIII, Rr 1, 3 and 4 Life insurance policy and illegal damages, Receipt of this amount by the deceased insured's spouse / nominee. The suit money for the insurance company that the insurance contract established on the rule of Obraima Fides (bad faith) stood out when the deceased hid at the time of receiving his serious illness and consequently re-insurance. Obtained the policy and applied for additional evidence from the company. As a witness, who issued a certificate stating that he had been registered for the last six years before the deceased's death. The name of the witness could not be found in the list of witnesses filed by the company, nor did the company file such certificate in the written statement or rely on it. Proof cannot be allowed without such reason for non-filing and non-filing of such certificate, presented and proved in evidence but cannot be considered legal evidence by the courts only marked. Is. The only witnesses examined by the company did not testify about the deceased's illness, and after the death of the sick, his hidden company was obliged to pay such money. The policy company withdrew the money for no good reason and the suit was ordered under the circumstances.
