§ 11765 Failure To File Report Evidence

This law says that if you don't file a verified report saying something was lost or damaged, that missing report is taken as proof that nothing was lost or damaged.

Key Takeaways

•You must file a verified loss report if you want to prove a loss or damage happened.
•Not filing the report is treated as proof that no loss or damage occurred.
•This rule applies to any situation where a loss report is required, like insurance claims or legal disputes.

Example

A homeowner's roof leaks after a storm and the insurance company asks for a verified loss report. The homeowner never sends the report.

Because the homeowner didn't file the required report, the insurance company can treat that as evidence that there was no roof damage at all.

This law says that if you don't file a verified report saying something was lost or damaged, that missing report is taken as proof that nothing was lost or damaged.

Key Takeaways

•You must file a verified loss report if you want to prove a loss or damage happened.
•Not filing the report is treated as proof that no loss or damage occurred.
•This rule applies to any situation where a loss report is required, like insurance claims or legal disputes.

Example

A homeowner's roof leaks after a storm and the insurance company asks for a verified loss report. The homeowner never sends the report.

Because the homeowner didn't file the required report, the insurance company can treat that as evidence that there was no roof damage at all.

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§ 11765 Failure To File Report Evidence

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