Nation | by Peter Mburu
Insurance companies have made a U-turn on their claim that they would not settle motor insurance claims resulting from accidents that occur during curfew hours, now stating that the time of accident cannot invalidate a claim.
The move follows public pressure on the legality of the refusal to pay claims for incidents that happen during curfew hours, which would have been against the existing insurance contracts.
“Any motor insurance claim that arises during curfew hours cannot be dismissed on the basis of the time of accident…
