Explanation: The principle of subrogation in insurance refers to the right of an insurer to step into the shoes of its insured and seek recovery or reimbursement from a third party who is responsible for causing the loss or damage. When an insurer pays a claim to its insured, it essentially acquires the rights of the insured against the responsible party.
What temperature level, when conditions are suitable, is considered ideal for the optimum growth of banana crops?
Scientific name of grape is:Â
Inflorescence type present in Cashew crop isÂ
Nitrogen content in anhydrous ammonia
Which of the following is not related to oligogenic traits?
The law of minimum was given by which of the following scientist?
Sulphate navel stores are by-products of the following pulping process:
Major properties of soil order are:
A. Gelisols - Occur in areas of cold region such as Artic, Antarctic or high mountains.
B. Histosols â...
The first Indian Cooperative Societies Act was passed in the year:
Variation within a pureline is due to