UK Statutory Instrument 1951 United Kingdom

The Reserve and Auxiliary Forces (Protection of Industrial Assurance &c. Policies) Regulations 1951

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4 compliance obligations

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s.003

(1) Where a company or society grants relief under sub-section...

  • Notify policyholder of relief, reinstatement or protection period Trader
s.005

A company or society shall, not more than twenty-eight days...

  • Send policyholder a Form F notice before the protection period ends Trader
s.008

(1) A company or society shall not forfeit a policy...

  • Do not forfeit insurance policies while policyholder can apply or appeal Trader
s.010

Where the terms of a policy are varied in accordance...

  • Endorse policy or notify owner when policy terms are varied under section 56(3) Trader
Browse 8 other sections — procedural / definitional / commencement
s.001

(1) These regulations may be cited as the Reserve and...

s.002

(1) An application for relief under sub-section (4) of section...

s.004

(1) Where a company or society, after application having been...

s.006

An appeal to the Commissioner under sub-section (9) of section...

s.007

Where, on appeal being duly made under sub-section (9) of...

s.009

Where in relation to any policy of assurance to which...

s.011

The statement required by virtue of sub-section (2) of section...

s.012

Any notice required to be served on any person by...

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