Revision in Premium Rates for Motor Third Party Insurance Covers for FY 2016-17 : IRDAI
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The Authority vide its order no. IRDA/NL/NTFN/MOTP/066/04/2011 dated 15th April 2011 notified that it would review and adjust the premium rates for motor third party insurance covers annually.
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Accordingly, an exposure draft on the Revision in Premium Rates for Motor Third Party Insurance covers for the financial year 2016-17 is issued. The same is attached herewith. All stakeholders are requested to review the attached exposure draft and forward their views / comments in the prescribed format (MS Word format) to the undersigned by e-mail at suresh [at] irda [dot] gov [dot] in and a copy marked to nmbehera [at] irda [dot] gov [dot] in.
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The comments/suggestions should reach the Authority by 20th March, 2016 in the format given below:
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(Suresh Mathur)
Senior Joint Director
Senior Joint Director
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FORMAT FOR SUGGESTIONS ON
Exposure Draft on Revision in Premium Rates for Motor Third Party Insurance Covers for the Financial Year 2016-17
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Change suggested by
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Address of the Individual/ Organisation
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Date
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1.    It is suggested that ONE Page may be used for one change.
2.   This will enable us to group all the suggestions and take a decision on the changes suggested
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Subject Matter
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Rationale for the comments/ suggestions
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