As per the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988 it is mandatory for every owner of a Motor vehicle plying on public roads, to take an insurance policy, to cover the amount, which the owner becomes legally liable to pay as damages to Third Parties as a result of accidental death, bodily injury or damage to property. A Certificate of Insurance must be carried in the vehicle as a proof of such insurance as per the Motor Vehicles Act, 1988.
Motor insurance is an insurance policy that covers the policyholder in case of financial losses – resulting from an accident or other damages – sustained by the insured vehicle. A motor insurance policy covers damages to third party and third-party property along with compensating for own damages as well.
Motor Insurance protects the owner of the vehicle against damages to the vehicle and pays for any liabilities owed by the vehicle owner as per law. The owner of the vehicle is legally liable for any injury or damage to life or property caused by used of the insured vehicle.