Supreme Court says insurance companies use ‘ambiguous’ and ‘sloppy’ policy terms to evade liability
The language adopted in the policy should be clear and unambiguous, and every policy, if it is meant to cover any extra-territorial jurisdiction, must be clearly mentioned, said the Supreme Court Bench
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