Life Insurance Corporation Act, 1956
44. Act not to apply
in certain cases.-
Nothing contained in
this Act shall apply in relation to—
a.
any
insurer whose business is being voluntarily would up or is being wound up under
the orders of the Court;
b.
any
insurer to whom the Insurance Act does not apply by reason of the provisions
contained in section 2E thereof;
c.
any
composite insurer in respect of the management of whose affairs an
Administrator has been appointed under section 52A of the Insurance Act;
d.
the
scheme run by the Central Government known as the Post Office Life Insurance
Fund;
e.
any
approved superannuation fund as defined in clause (a) of section 58N of the
Indian Income-tax Act, 1922 (11 of 1922), which is in existence on the
appointed day;
f.
any
scheme in existence on the appointed day or any scheme framed after the
appointed day with the approval of the Central Government whereby, in
consideration of certain compulsory deductions made by Government from the
salaries of its employees as part of the conditions of service, the payment of
money is assured by Government on the death of the employee concerned or on the
happening of any contingency dependent on his life.