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What Happens If You Only Have Third Party Insurance During a Major Accident?
14 Aug 2026
Is FIR Required For A Third Party Insurance Claim
10 April 2026
What is the Claim Process for Third Party Car Insurance?
2. Submit copies of the driving licence, RC book, FIR and Insurance policy. 3. The victim or their family members may file a claim with the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT).
Procedure to File an FIR for a Third-Party Insurance Claim
1. After the crash, go to the closest police station right away. 2. Give correct information about the accident and the car. 3. Send in the necessary car insurance documents, such as a copy of the policy and the RC.
Bodily Injury or Death
1. No upper limit for compensation.
When is FIR Required for Third Party Insurance Claims?
1. Injury or death of any person 2. Hit-and-run incidents 3. Significant third-party vehicle damage 4. Disputed fault between drivers 5. Claims filed in the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal
Property Damage
1. The maximum compensation limit is up to ₹7.5 lakhs, as per regulatory norms. 2. It covers damages to another vehicle, building and public property.
When is FIR Required for Third Party Insurance Claims?
1. Injury or death of any person 2. Hit-and-run incidents 3. Significant third-party vehicle damage 4. Disputed fault between drivers 5. Claims filed in the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal
What is Covered by Third Party Insurance?
1. Compensation for death, medical expenses arising due to permanent disability or bodily injury. (Note: No upper limit for the death or bodily injury claims according to the regulatory norms)
When is FIR Required for Third Party Insurance Claims?
1. Injury or death of any person 2. Hit-and-run incidents 3. Significant third-party vehicle damage 4. Disputed fault between drivers 5. Claims filed in the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal
Bodily Injury or Death
2. The Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT) determines the amount based on disability percentage, dependency and impact on livelihood. It can also run to several lakhs or crores.
When is FIR Required for Third Party Insurance Claims?
1. Injury or death of any person 2. Hit-and-run incidents 3. Significant third-party vehicle damage 4. Disputed fault between drivers 5. Claims filed in the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal
What Happens in a Major Accident With Only Third Party Insurance?
Here's what happens: 1. The insurer will compensate the third party for death, injury and permanent disability. 2. If the injury is serious or fatal, the matter may be referred to the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal (MACT).
When is FIR Required for Third Party Insurance Claims?
1. Injury or death of any person 2. Hit-and-run incidents 3. Significant third-party vehicle damage 4. Disputed fault between drivers 5. Claims filed in the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal
What is Covered by Third Party Insurance?
2. Compensation for legal defence costs, tribunal representation and court proceedings. (Note: Insurer will manage the settlement process and legal formalities) 3. Damage to another vehicle, public or private property. (Note: Maximum cap of ₹7.5 lakhs)
When is FIR Required for Third Party Insurance Claims?
1. Injury or death of any person 2. Hit-and-run incidents 3. Significant third-party vehicle damage 4. Disputed fault between drivers 5. Claims filed in the Motor Accident Claims Tribunal