Subrogation Letter Template for United Arab Emirates

1. Multiple Parties Declaration: Required when there are multiple insurers or claimants involved, specifying the proportion of rights being subrogated

2. Conditional Clauses: Used when the subrogation is subject to specific conditions or limitations

3. Time Limitation Notice: Required when there are specific time constraints for exercising the subrogation rights

4. Jurisdiction Clause: Needed when there are cross-border elements to the claim

5. Arabic Translation Declaration: Required when the letter needs to be submitted to UAE courts or government entities

1. Claim Documentation: Copies of original claim documents, incident reports, and proof of loss

2. Payment Evidence: Proof of payment to the insured, including payment receipts and settlement agreement

3. Insurance Policy Extract: Relevant sections of the insurance policy confirming coverage and subrogation rights

4. Power of Attorney: If required, authorization documents for the person signing the subrogation letter

5. Arabic Translation: Certified Arabic translation of the letter and key supporting documents if required for UAE authorities