Whether the employer could challenge the insurer’s estimation of vehicle, travel, and representation expenses as salary determining without producing supporting documents
Because the employer repeatedly failed to collaborate and did not produce the requested supporting documents, the insurer could decide on the file and estimate the expenses.
Under the inquisitorial principle, parties must cooperate; after warnings and deadlines, an insurer may rule on the existing file when the facts cannot be clarified without special difficulties. The appellant’s objections and requests for evidence did not make the estimates appear wrong.