Insurance claimants unaware of late intimation rejection rules
Policyholders frequently do not know that delayed claim notification can trigger outright rejection under general and health insurance policies. The rules differ by insurance type, creating confusion that costs claimants valid payouts. The post is informational rather than a direct pain report.
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