ICS06 - Motor Insurance (Surveyor) Mock Test 13

Motor insurance renewal and claims require knowledge of NCB declarations, certificates of insurance, break-in inspections, add-on covers and statutory provisions. The insured must correctly declare the no-claim status of the expiring policy when seeking NCB benefits. Break-in inspection may be required when renewal is delayed beyond the permitted period. Zero Depreciation covers applicable depreciation on replaced parts under eligible own-damage claims. NCB Protect is an optional add-on. Surveyors should understand vehicle classifications such as HGV, policy endorsements including IMT.3, and statutory provisions relating to no-fault compensation and hit-and-run claims. Good Samaritan provisions provide protection for persons assisting road accident victims.

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1. ‘NCB declaration’ on renewal requires:

a) Insured to declare no-claim status of expiring policy
b) Insurer to declare
c) Police to declare
d) RTO to declare

2. Section 145(b) defines ‘Certificate of Insurance’ as:

a) A document evidencing TP insurance
b) Premium receipt
c) Claim form
d) Driving licence

3. Inspection for break-in policies is required when:

a) Renewal not done within 90 days of expiry
b) Always
c) Never
d) Renewal done same day

4. ‘No Claim Bonus Protect’ costs typically:

a) A small additional premium
b) Free
c) 20% extra
d) 50% extra

5. Gross Vehicle Weight for HGV exceeds:

a) 7,500 kg
b) 12,000 kg
c) 16,200 kg
d) Any weight

6. ‘Zero Depreciation’ add-on covers:

a) Depreciation on parts replaced during OD claim
b) TP liability
c) Premium
d) PA

7. ‘IMT.3’ endorsement is for:

a) Use restriction (e.g., not for driving tuition or hire/reward)
b) Hypothecation
c) Anti-theft device
d) Geographical extension

8. Section 163A (now omitted) provided for:

a) No-fault structured formula compensation
b) Hit-and-run only
c) Tribunal procedure
d) Permit

9. ‘Hit-and-run’ claims are filed before:

a) Claims Enquiry Officer (Sub-Divisional Magistrate)
b) MACT
c) RTO
d) Police

10. Section 134A protects Good Samaritans from:

a) Civil/criminal liability for help rendered to road accident victims
b) Tax
c) Permits
d) Police inquiry

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