MAQBOOL BEGUM versus STATE LIFE INSURANCE CORPORATION
Sections 6, 9 and 124 Appeal to the High Court against the decision of the Applicant's Insurance Tribunal Husband on the expiry of the license of the sales manager of the insurance company, which was licensed in the name of the sales manager with the insurance company. ? 22 2 2001, which was renewable within one year ie 22 2 2002, however, before the license expired, the appellant's husband dismissed the group insurance claim filed by the appellant before the insurer, the appellant filed the petition. ? The tribunal, which was dismissed on the grounds that the late license had expired and had not been renewed, would be treated as such and it is said that the insurance claim was automatically filed by the insurance corporation and the employees. Terminates the Memorandum of Understanding as the latest amendments expressly indicate that failure to apply for a renewal of a lost license within the stipulated time will not constitute a termination of the license. Although the appellant's husband's license had expired, he died during the renewal period. However, he still had three months to renew his license but could not do so with the repeal of the old insurance law and the introduction of a new insurance ordinance, 2000, the Office of the Comptroller of Insurance expired. Was terminated and the license and renewal process had to be stopped, which had to be interrupted by a memorandum. In the event of the death of the appellant's late husband, in the circumstances, his license for the subpoena had to be renewed, to remove the gap currently in law
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