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Old 12th October 2009, 20:48   #1
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Insurance Lapse and NOC - Bangalore

I had taken 2 year loan for New car. The car had come with 1 year Insurance.

Now my 2 year loan period is over and I have received bank NOC letter.

The problem is that time passed quick and i never renewed insurance since last one year (for the second year)

My question is -

1) will Bangalore RTO make an issue out of this when i go to them for NOC clearance? Do they require insurance docs also?

2) How can i fix the insurance issue back to normal? Will that also be a problem?
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Old 12th October 2009, 22:58   #2
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No, they do not check the insurance papers when going for HP removal.

But driving without insurance - you are just asking for a hell lot of trouble.

Why don't you just get the insurance ASAP and then worry about the NOC. Resolve the larger issue first.
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Old 13th October 2009, 08:31   #3
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1) will Bangalore RTO make an issue out of this when i go to them for NOC clearance? Do they require insurance docs also?

2) How can i fix the insurance issue back to normal? Will that also be a problem?
1. RTO will not need insurance as they have a work with RC book.
2. Go to any of the insurance company office along with the car and a cheque book you will get the cover note after the survey of your car on the spot.

Do this insurance thing first.
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Old 13th October 2009, 12:37   #4
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Car without an Insurance, It will prove very heavy in case of any accident.
Atleast one should possess 3rd party insurance if not Comprehensive.
Get your insurance done first
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1. RTO will not need insurance as they have a work with RC book.
2. Go to any of the insurance company office along with the car and a cheque book you will get the cover note after the survey of your car on the spot.

Do this insurance thing first.
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Old 14th October 2009, 13:24   #5
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If I may add, please use Microsoft Outlook's date book / organiser. Its a vital tool in renewal reminders and a host of other features.

As others have mentioned, get your car covered by insurance ASAP. You are lucky it didn't get stolen over the last year.
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Old 14th October 2009, 18:52   #6
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fixing the insurance back to normal is simple. since you are out of insurance, they will do a verification. that's all.
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