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After LIC's Flop Debut, What Government Will Need To Do
Disappointed by a 7.8% plunge that made for the world's second-worst trading debut among large IPOs this year, shareholders of state-run Life Insurance Corp. of India will be counting on a bumper dividend if Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government wants them to stay put.
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Madras High Court Withdraws Order On Bumper-To-Bumper Insurance
Madras High Court has withdrawn its earlier order directing insurance companies to ensure bumper-to-bumper insurance for 5 years for new vehicles sold from September 1, 2021, after IRDA, others submitted it was impossible to implement the directive.
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Court Puts Order Mandating Bumper-To-Bumper Motor Vehicle Insurance On Hold
The Madras High Court has kept in abeyance, its order mandating "bumper-to-bumper" insurance for five years for motor vehicles, following a submission from the General Insurance Company (GIC).
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Bumper-To-Bumper Insurance Mandatory For All New Vehicles From September 1: High Court
Madras High Court has ruled that "bumper-to-bumper" insurance should be mandatory whenever a new vehicle is sold, from September 1. This must be in addition to covering the driver, passengers and owner of the vehicle, for a period of 5 years.
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After LIC's Flop Debut, What Government Will Need To Do
Disappointed by a 7.8% plunge that made for the world's second-worst trading debut among large IPOs this year, shareholders of state-run Life Insurance Corp. of India will be counting on a bumper dividend if Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government wants them to stay put.
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Madras High Court Withdraws Order On Bumper-To-Bumper Insurance
Madras High Court has withdrawn its earlier order directing insurance companies to ensure bumper-to-bumper insurance for 5 years for new vehicles sold from September 1, 2021, after IRDA, others submitted it was impossible to implement the directive.
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Court Puts Order Mandating Bumper-To-Bumper Motor Vehicle Insurance On Hold
The Madras High Court has kept in abeyance, its order mandating "bumper-to-bumper" insurance for five years for motor vehicles, following a submission from the General Insurance Company (GIC).
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Bumper-To-Bumper Insurance Mandatory For All New Vehicles From September 1: High Court
Madras High Court has ruled that "bumper-to-bumper" insurance should be mandatory whenever a new vehicle is sold, from September 1. This must be in addition to covering the driver, passengers and owner of the vehicle, for a period of 5 years.
