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Article (91)

FED LAW 6/2007 Effective from 15/2/2007

1. Taking Para (2) of the Article herein into consideration, the liquidator shall issue, within three months as from date of issuing the decision of liquidation, the notices indicated here below unless there are justifying reasons to go beyond this period, provided the whole period shall not exceed six months:

  1. Notice with an acknowledgment receipt to each of the insured or the beneficiary of the insurance policy indicating extent of his rights and obligations.
  2. Claim notice with an acknowledgment receipt to each debtor indicating amount of debts and obligations owed to the company.

2. An objection against the notice mentioned in Para (1) of the Article herein may be placed to the liquidator within thirty days as from date of serving the notice on the intended party and should no objection been placed during the period, the insured or the beneficiary shall be deemed to have recognized the contents of the notice.

3. The period determined to hear the claim filed pursuant to the provisions of Para (2) of the Article herein shall cease.

4. Should the claim's notice issued by the liquidator to the debtor according to the provisions of Para (1.B.) of the Article herein became final and decisive the liquidator may make settlement with the debtor or use the notice against him by virtue of the provisions of the prevailing laws.