Q. Under what section of the Insurance Act, 1938 is a policy of life insurance protected from being called into question after three years from the policy's issuance date?

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Q. What happens if the insurer detects incorrect statements or material facts suppression in a death claim?

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Q. What forms are typically submitted for a death claim in a life insurance policy?

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Q. When is a death claim considered "early" in a life insurance policy?

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Q. What does a death claim typically include in a life insurance policy?

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Q. What is a death claim in a life insurance policy?

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Q. What happens to the policy contract when a maturity claim is paid?

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Q. What is the purpose of a critical illness rider in a life insurance policy?

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Q. When can a life insurance policy be surrendered?

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Q. What is the surrender value of a life insurance policy?

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Q. What are survival benefit payments in a life insurance policy?

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Q. Why is it important to educate policyholders about conditional assignments in critical illness benefits?

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Q. What happens to the insurance cover under a life insurance contract when a death claim is paid?

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Q. How are critical illness claims typically ascertained in life insurance?

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Q. How is a surrender value payment different from other claim payments in life insurance?

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Q. How is a maturity claim different from other types of claims in life insurance?

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Q. How are critical illness claims ascertained in life insurance?

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Q. What triggers the event of surrender value payments in a life insurance policy?

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Q. What makes the process of ascertaining maturity claims and money-back instalment claims straightforward?

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Q. How is a survival claim typically ascertained in a life insurance policy?

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