The Life Insurance Corporation Act,1956
7. Transfer of assets and liabilities of existing insurers carrying on controlled business.-
(1) On the appointed day there shall be transferred to and vested in the Corporation all the assets and liabilities appertaining to the controlled business of all insures.
(2) The assets appertaining to the controlled business of an insurer shall be deemed to include all rights and powers, and all property, whether movable or immovable, appertaining to his controlled business, including, in particular, cash balances, reserve funds, investments, deposits and all other interests and right in or arising out of such property as may be in the possession of the insurer and all books of account or documents relating to the controlled business of the insurer; and liabilities shall be deemed to include all debts, liabilities and obligations of whatever kind then existing and appertaining to the controlled business of the insurer.
Explanation. – The expression “assets appertaining to the controlled business of an insurer”-
(a) in relation to a composite insurer, includes that part of the paid up capital of the insurer or assets representing such part which has or have been allocated to the controlled business of the insurer in accordance with the rules made in this behalf;
(b) in relation to a Government, means the amount lying to the credit of that business on the appointed day.
(3) Where any such assets are subject to any trust referred to in sub-section (6) of Section 27 of the Insurance Act or to any other trust for the benefit of policy-holders, the assets shall be deemed to have vested in the Corporation free from any such trust.
The Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956
