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How to write the insurance claim power of attorney
Legal analysis: XXXX branch/central branch of China XXX Insurance Co., Ltd.;

Xx accident happened to the insured Xxx under your company's policy xxx, and now the insured entrusts xxx to go to your company with my ID card and relevant claims materials to apply for claims.

Entrustment period: X years, X months and X days to the end of claim settlement.

The client solemnly declares that any legal or economic disputes arising from this power of attorney shall be borne by the client and have nothing to do with your company.

Customer signature column: xxx

Client (signature) xxx

Id number: xxxxxxxxxxxx

Relationship with the insured: xx

Date: x year x month x day

Trustee's signature: xxx ID number: xxxxxxxxxxxXXXXXXXXXXXXX Trustee's telephone number: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX Date: X year, X month, X day.

Note: 1. If no beneficiary is designated, the insurance money will be inherited by the first heir (the first heirs are parents, children and spouses) as the inheritance of the insured.

2. Please provide the original identity certificates of the client and the trustee.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 919 An entrustment contract is a contract in which the principal and the agent agree that the agent shall handle the principal's affairs.

Article 920 The principal may entrust the agent to handle one or more specific affairs, or may entrust the agent to handle all general affairs.

Article 921 The trustor shall prepay the expenses for handling the entrusted affairs. The client shall reimburse the trustee for the necessary expenses paid by the entrusted firm and pay interest.

Article 928 Where the agent completes the entrusted affairs, the principal shall pay remuneration to him as agreed.

If the entrustment contract is dissolved or the entrusted affairs cannot be completed due to reasons not attributable to the trustee, the principal shall pay the corresponding remuneration to the trustee. Unless otherwise agreed by the parties, such agreement shall prevail.

Article 929 Where a paid entrustment contract causes losses to the principal due to the fault of the agent, the principal may demand compensation for the losses. In a gratuitous entrustment contract, if the principal suffers losses due to the intentional or gross negligence of the agent, the principal may request compensation for the losses. If the agent exceeds his authority and causes losses to the principal, he shall compensate for the losses.