I. Overview
1. Market Conditions
In this case, the respondents were non-life insurance companies that were liable for damage to other person’s car in an accident which occurred in the process of owning, using and managing a policyholder’s car. In particular, when the insured were legally liable to compensate the victim for the damage in an accident, the person having a claim for damages could directly file an insurance claim with the insurance company.
Under the insurance policy, non-life insurance companies had to pay to the damaged car’s owner the cost of car rental if the owner had rented a car, or 20% of the cost if the owner had not rented a car (compensation for non-operation) while the damaged car was repaired. They also had to compensate the owner for being unable to use his or her commercial vehicle during the repair. In most cases, the victims who rent a car during the period made a request for the cost payment to the insurer. However, the victims who used public transportation, instead of a rental car, mostly did not request for the payment since such amount was relatively low compared to the rental cost, and the victims did not know well about the insurance clauses.
In addition, if the repair cost of a damaged car (aged two years or less after delivery) had exceeded 20% of its price prior to the accident, the insurance companies should have paid 15% of the repair cost for the car aged one year or less and 10% for the car aged between one and two years as an automobile depreciation insurance payout.
I. Overview
1. Market Conditions
In this case, the respondents were non-life insurance companies that were liable for damage to other person’s car in an accident which occurred in the process of owning, using and managing a policyholder’s car. In particular, when the insured were legally liable to compensate the victim for the damage in an accident, the person having a claim for damages could directly file an insurance claim with the insurance company.
Under the insurance policy, non-life insurance companies had to pay to the damaged car’s owner the cost of car rental if the owner had rented a car, or 20% of the cost if the owner had not rented a car (compensation for non-operation) while the damaged car was repaired. They also had to compensate the owner for being unable to use his or her commercial vehicle during the repair. In most cases, the victims who rent a car during the period made a request for the cost payment to the insurer. However, the victims who used public transportation, instead of a rental car, mostly did not request for the payment since such amount was relatively low compared to the rental cost, and the victims did not know well about the insurance clauses.
In addition, if the repair cost of a damaged car (aged two years or less after delivery) had exceeded 20% of its price prior to the accident, the insurance companies should have paid 15% of the repair cost for the car aged one year or less and 10% for the car aged between one and two years as an automobile depreciation insurance payout.
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