CMA Final · Risk Management in Banking and Insurance · Introduction to Insurance Business
Section 103 of the Insurance Act, 1938 prescribes the consequence for a person who carries on insurance business without a certificate of registration under section 3. Which is correct?
A person carrying on insurance business without a certificate of registration under section 3 is liable under Section 103 to a penalty not exceeding Rs 25 crore and also imprisonment which may extend to ten years. Both penalty and imprisonment apply.
- APenalty up to Rs 25 crore and imprisonment up to ten yearsCorrect
- BPenalty up to Rs 25 lakh and imprisonment up to one year
- COnly a penalty up to Rs 10 crore, with no imprisonment
- DOnly imprisonment up to three years, with no penalty
Explanation
Section 103 provides for a penalty not exceeding rupees twenty-five crores and imprisonment which may extend to ten years. The lakh figure and the penalty-only or imprisonment-only options misstate the provision.
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