S.M.M. v AAR Insurance Kenya Limited
Complaint upheld; compensation ordered. ODPC, 10 September 2024.
The facts
The complainant, identified by initials in the determination, alleged that AAR Insurance Kenya Limited shared his family's health insurance information with a third party without consent, after which he received unsolicited messages about his family medical plan. The ODPC found the respondent failed in its duty to notify, though not intentionally, his contact details having been erroneously excluded from a customer notification about the change; it also noted the respondent had a written contract with the third party and that the complainant did not demonstrate distress or harm.
Orders and outcome
The respondent was found liable for failing to fulfil its duty to notify and ordered to pay the complainant Kenya Shillings Twenty Five Thousand (KES 25,000) in nominal compensation. Dated 10 September 2024.
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