Insurance claim on death of guarantor
5 years ago
X has taken loan(given signed cheques) with Y as guarantor to the loan(Y given his property as surity).X paid some part of loan.Later X stopped paying.Y died now.Can insurance be claimed now?
In general, in these type of loans. Who will be covered under insurance? Borrower? Guarantor? Or both?
A.Dear Sir,
It all depends terms of the insurance policy, one must go through the terms therein and generally the borrower has the right to claim such insurance.
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It all depends terms of the insurance policy, one must go through the terms therein and generally the borrower has the right to claim such insurance.
For full procedure contact me on mobile through Vidhikarya.
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Rameshwar Dadhe
Responded 5 years ago
A.Applicants are only benefit. Insurance cover only to the applicant. Not a guarantor
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A.Dear Client,
If the Principal Debtor defaults on the loan, the debt becomes the Guarantor's responsibility, and it could mean the Guarantor may have to sell their own home to service or clear it. In the event a Guarantor dies during the term of the guarantee, the debts do not die too.
Factors to consider before signing a guarantee It is advisable to consult your lawyer so that your rights and liabilities can be properly explained to you. Each guarantee is different and turns on the clauses set out in the agreement. Therefore, it is imperative.
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
If the Principal Debtor defaults on the loan, the debt becomes the Guarantor's responsibility, and it could mean the Guarantor may have to sell their own home to service or clear it. In the event a Guarantor dies during the term of the guarantee, the debts do not die too.
Factors to consider before signing a guarantee It is advisable to consult your lawyer so that your rights and liabilities can be properly explained to you. Each guarantee is different and turns on the clauses set out in the agreement. Therefore, it is imperative.
Shanti Ranjan Behera
Advocate
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