The instances that may cause the insurance company to dishonor one claim

• When there is no close relationship between the cause of the loss and the risk insured against.
• When the insured wishes to go with the wreck after full compensation.
• When the insured has no insurable interest in the subject matter of insurance.

• When a mistake was made by the insured at the time of filling in a proposal form.
• When the insured fails to declare all the relevant material facts concerning the property insured.
• When the insured fails to effect payment of premiums to the insurer.
• When the insured fails to report the occurrence of the loss in time.
• When co-insurance was undertaken and the insured wants full compensation from each insurer.

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