Question
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has prohibited
_________ from lending under two products — Insta EMI and eCOM due to violations of certain provisions of the digital lending guidelines. The Insta EMI card, a virtual card, enables customers to shop for 1 million products offered by the company at ‘no-cost EMI’. A pre-approved loan of ____ is also available with this card, featuring a repayment tenure of up to 60 months. Fill in the correct options for the information provided above-ÂSolution
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has barred Bajaj Finance from lending under two products — Insta EMI and eCOM citing violations of certain provisions of the digital lending guidelines. This includes the non-issuance of key fact statements (KFS) to borrowers for these two lending products and deficiencies in KFS issued for other digital loans sanctioned by the company. The Insta EMI card, a virtual card, enables customers to shop for 1 million products offered by the company at ‘no-cost EMI’. A pre-approved loan of Rs 2 lakh is also available with this card, featuring a repayment tenure of up to 60 months.
As per the proviso to Section 106(3), when property is subject to speedy decay and value is less than ₹500—
In execution of decree of money-
A husband forces sexual intercourse upon his 20-year-old wife against her will. Under Section 63 Exception 2 of BNS, what is the legal position?
A staff member of CVC is alleged to have committed misconduct while acting in good faith under the Act. A private person files a civil suit for damages....
A settlement agreement shall have the same effect and status like that of _________.
Agreements by way of wager are_____________
Under the provisions related to reinsurance with Indian re-insurers, which of the following statements is most accurate?
Whoever wages war against the Government of India or attempts to wage such war shall be punished with:
Which section of the Companies Act delas with the provisions relating to the prohibition on issue of shares at discount?
Penalties under the Act may extend up to:Â
