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· Add-ons for extra security
Options like zero depreciation cover , roadside assistance, and engine protection can be included in a comprehensive policy for enhanced coverage. This way, you not only stay legally compliant but also safeguard your own financial interests in case of unexpected events.
5. Can I add extra coverage to a standard policy?
Yes. Optional add-ons like zero depreciation, roadside assistance, and engine protection enhance your coverage.
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When it comes to car insurance, one of the most important types of coverage that vehicle owners in India need to be aware of is third-party insurance. This is because, under the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988, all vehicle owners must have a minimum level of third-party liability insurance.
Understanding the Legal Framework
Motor Vehicle Act insurance provisions govern the legal requirement for car insurance in India. Under this law, every vehicle on Indian roads must have at least third-party liability insurance. This ensures that victims receive compensation for injury, death, or property damage caused by an insured vehicle.