Driving licence for LMV - Will the Insurance Co. have to pay compensation?

[Sandeep]

If a driver who is possessing licence to drive Light motor vehicle (upto 4 wheeler) drove a tempo and met with an accident. Will the Insurance Co. have to pay compensation?

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[Aman]

You need to have valid driving licence and in above case because the driver is not having proper licence so the insurance co. won't pay the compensation.

[PolicyWala]

If a driver who is possessing licence to drive Light motor vehicle (upto 4 wheeler) drove a tempo and met with an accident. Will the Insurance Co. have to pay compensation?

A person holding a licence for Car only is not eligible for driving the tempo. Insurance company shall reject the claim and shall do rightly so.