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[jagdishparihar]

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[elizaisdore]

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[motorinsuranceclaimspracti]

There are two types of covers when it comes to vehicle insurance policies in India - Third-party Liability and Own Damage Cover. 
The Own Damage component will help you if your vehicle incurs any damages due to accident under coverage perils.

On the other hand, Third-party insurance is mandatory if you want to ride or drive your vehicle in India. Third-liability cover will compensate the third party if your insured vehicle causes any injuries to them or damage their property. 

There can be two types of liabilities here:

Damage to the third-party property (including vehicle): The maximum claim payout in such cases is capped at Rs. 7.5 lakh. 

Injuries to the third party or loss of their life: There is no cap on the maximum claim payout, and it is decided by the Motor Accident Claim Tribunal (MACT) on a case-to-case basis.