MORIS
On Track Insurance

CLAIMS PROCEDURE



Accident Statement:
  • Insurers require an independent statement from a circuit official confirming the location, date and time of the accident. We will supply a form with your final insurance documentation. This form can also be downloaded from our website (see "Notification" below).
  • Insurers will repudiate your claim if you are unable to provide this.
Notification:
  • We MUST be notified within 48 hours of an accident which may give rise to a claim.
  • This should be done directly on the MORIS website.
  • This must be submitted to formally notify us of your claim.
  • Insurers may repudiate your claim if this initial notification is late.
Loss Adjuster:
  • Your On Track Insurers may require that the processing of your claim is overseen by an independent third party and may engage the services of a loss adjuster. This is to ensure your claim is treated effectively and fairly if there are areas of discussion.
  • More information about the role of a loss adjuster can be found on our website.
  • Correspondence relating to your claim should be sent directly to us unless notified otherwise.
  • A report will be submitted to us for onward transmission to insurers.
  • Claim payment will come directly from us unless advised otherwise.
Photographs:
  • PHOTOGRAPHS must be taken PRIOR to dismantling the car. It is your responsibility to prove your loss. Supporting photographs of broken parts should also be included but above all, you MUST make sure the car is shown in its damaged state.
  • This is a WARRANTY on your policy. The Insurers have absolute right to repudiate a claim if you fail to comply with the above stipulations.
  • Photographs should be sent directly to us either digitally on line or by post.
Claim Form:
  • This is completed directly on the MORIS site when you click on the On Track Claim button.
Parts List:
  • An itemised parts list from the manufacturer MUST be provided clearly showing the parts claimed. This should be sent to us either digitally on line or by post.
Stock Parts:
  • Any parts claimed from stock must be clearly identified and supported with an invoice confirming the cost of such part.
Sub Contracted work:
  • Any sub-contracted work must be supported by relevant invoices and any other relevant supporting documentation.
Disposal of parts:
  • Damaged parts should NOT be disposed of until you have permission to do so or until you have received final claim payment.
Fraud:
  • Insurers have absolute right to repudiate a claim should it become evident that the claim be false or fraudulent as regards to amount or otherwise.


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