Chapter Five: Recourses against the Insured
Effective from 22/9/2016The Company may have recourse to the Insured or the Motor Vehicle Driver or both, as the case may be, in the amount of compensation paid in the following cases:
- If it is proven that the insurance was concluded based upon the Insured's misrepresentation and non-disclosure of material facts that affect the acceptance by the Company to cover the risks or insurance rate.
- If following payment of compensation, it is proven that the Motor Vehicle was used for purposes other than those set out in the Insurance Application attached to this Policy, or the maximum number of passengers was exceeded, or the Motor Vehicle was overloaded, or its loading was not secured correctly or exceeds the limits of permissible width, length or height, provided that this is proven to be the proximate cause of the accident.
- If following payment of the compensation it is proven that there is a violation of the law, if the violation involves a willful felony or misdemeanor, as defined in the UAE's applicable penal code.
- If it is proven that loss or damage that occurred to the Motor Vehicle, or any part thereof, arose from the Insured or another person driving under the influence of narcotics, alcohol or drugs that undermine the driver's ability to control the Motor Vehicle, if this is proven to the concerned authorities or confessed by the Motor Vehicle Driver. In case of rental vehicles, recourse will be against the Motor Vehicle Driver (renter).
- If the accident is proven to have occurred intentionally by the Insured or the Motor Vehicle Driver.
- If the trailer, half-trailer or semi-trailer causes an accident, and the Insured has not agreed with the Company on the existence of such a trailer.
- If loss or damage that occurs to the Motor Vehicle is a result of theft or robbery, recourse will be against the thief.