Sunday, June 3, 2012

Insurance went bankrupt? What should I do?



Good evening. Communicated to the Legal Forum with a man who had a bad experience getting insurance reimbursement from insurance traditions. The situation is this: hit the crash. The culprit was insured in the Insurance FY tradition. At this point, the victim had not received the insurance compensation, though the fact of the insured accident was reported at the time. A few negative matches in the way of obtaining insurance reimbursement forced the victim to contact the MTIBU for obtaining insurance reimbursement for what he's got this response:
I can only add that if it turned out that the insurance went bankrupt - watch the stages of liquidation. There will be a commission, headed by managing readjustment. In the address, please contact the Commission for a debt. The faster you do this, the more likely it is that the money you pay in the amount of damages. Commission on the Elimination of all forms by which pays the creditors. If I am not mistaken, only 6 queues, insurers fall into third place. Definitely, all the money is not enough.

Despite the fact that even after the bankruptcy of an insurance company, it continues to be responsible in full, I would not trust it and just rushed to write a statement in the liquidation commission. Remember, the elimination of not only the insurance company, but also the elimination of any form of ownership of firms - a lengthy process and only depends on you what do you have time to submit documents on time.

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