Suppression Of Drinking Habit Justifies Rejection Of Health Insurance Claim For Alcohol-Related Hospitalisation: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that concealing a drinking habit justifies the rejection of a health insurance claim for alcohol-related hospitalization. The court emphasized the importance of full disclosure in insurance applications. It highlighted the insurer's right to rely on accurate information. The ruling protects insurers from fraudulent claims. The court upholds the principle of good faith in insurance contracts.