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Owner left punctured BMW, later it caught fire. Court backs his Rs 70 lakh claim

Maharashtra state consumer commission ruled that United India Insurance must compensate a BMW owner after a claim rejection. The car was destroyed by fire following a late-night tyre puncture, leading to the owner seeking compensation. The commission determined that the owner’s actions constituted reasonable precautions under the circumstances. The insurer’s refusal was deemed a deficiency in service without sufficient justification.

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