Accident proof

Direct proof

1. Definition of comprehensive method: Generally, using known conditions and certain mathematical definitions, axioms, theorems, etc., after a series of theoretical proofs, the conclusions to be proved are finally derived. This method of proof is called the comprehensive method.

The characteristics of the comprehensive law: the comprehensive method is also called the "successive method" or the "causal method". It is derived from the known conditions and some learned definitions, axioms, formulas, theorems, etc. in conclusion.

2. Definition of analytical method: Generally speaking, proceeding from the conclusion to be proved, gradually seeking sufficient conditions to establish it, until finally, the conclusion to be proved is attributed to the determination of an obviously established condition, and the method of such proof is called analysis. law.

The characteristics of the analytical method: the analytical method is also called the "reverse proof method" or the "resistance method". It is to prove that the conclusion is established, and gradually seek the sufficient conditions for the establishment of each step in the process of deduction, until finally, The conclusion to be proved comes down to the determination of a clearly established condition.

Indirect proof

Demonstration law 1. Definition: Generally speaking, it is assumed that the original proposition is not established, and after correct reasoning, the contradiction is finally obtained. Therefore, the hypothesis error is explained, which proves that the original proposition is established. Such a proof method is called counter-evidence.

2. Characteristics of the counter-evidence law:

The counter-evidence method is a basic method of indirect proof. It is a hypothesis that the proposition that is to be proved is not established, that is, the opposite side of the conclusion is established. Under the new condition of known conditions and "hypothesis", through logical reasoning, the definition, axiom, and theorem are obtained. Contradictory conclusions such as known conditions and provisional assumptions, so that the opposite of the conclusion can not be established, that is, the conclusion of the proposition must be correct.

3. Advantages of the counter-evidence method:

The hypothesis of the negative of the original conclusion is equivalent to the addition of a known condition.

4. The counter-evidence method is mainly applicable to the following two situations:

The link between the conclusions and conditions of the certificate is not obvious, and the clues that lead directly to the conclusion of the condition are not clear enough;

If you prove from the front, you need to divide into multiple situations for classification discussion, and prove from the opposite side, just study one or a few cases.

Other relevant information In addition, the concepts proved in the evidence law differ from other proofs because of their legal characteristics.

Proof: It means that the litigant uses known evidence and facts to determine the activity of the case in accordance with statutory procedures and standards.

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Application for accidental death benefit

When the insured person dies, the beneficiary of the death insurance fund fills in the insurance payment application as the applicant, and applies for the insurance premium to the insurer with the following certificates and materials:

1. Original policy

2. Proof of accident issued by the unit

3. The household registration certificate and identity certificate of the insured and the beneficiary;

4. Proof of accidental accidents issued by the competent department;

5. The certificate of death of the insured issued by the public security department, the public hospital at or above the county level, or the medical institution approved by the insurer,

If the insured declares death due to an accident, the beneficiary shall provide the declaration of death certificate issued by the people's court;

6. The insured's household registration cancellation certificate;

7. Other certificates and materials that the beneficiary can provide in relation to the nature, cause and degree of injury of the insured event;

8. Beneficiary copy of the current bank passbook

Related legal knowledge:

Direct proof

1. Definition of comprehensive method: Generally, using known conditions and certain mathematical definitions, axioms, theorems, etc., after a series of theoretical proofs, the conclusions to be proved are finally derived. This method of proof is called the comprehensive method.

The characteristics of the comprehensive law: the comprehensive method is also called the "successive method" or the "causal method". It is derived from the known conditions and some learned definitions, axioms, formulas, theorems, etc. in conclusion.

2. Definition of analytical method: Generally speaking, proceeding from the conclusion to be proved, gradually seeking sufficient conditions to establish it, until finally, the conclusion to be proved is attributed to the determination of an obviously established condition, and the method of such proof is called analysis. law.

The characteristics of the analytical method: the analytical method is also called the "reverse proof method" or the "resistance method". It is to prove that the conclusion is established, and gradually seek the sufficient conditions for the establishment of each step in the process of deduction, until finally, The conclusion to be proved comes down to the determination of a clearly established condition.