Amount received by private co from member, directors or relatives before
01.04.2014 Not covered Under Deposit Clarification
<http://www.simpletaxindia.net/2015/03/amount-received-by-private-co-from-director-relative-member-before-01-04-2014-not-covered-under-deposit.html>
 22636 Cr In EPF ,3037cr in Insurance ,426 crore FDR unclaimed.
<http://www.simpletaxindia.net/2012/08/22636-cr-in-epf-3037cr-in-insurance-426.html>
 DISPLAY OF LIST OF INOPERATIVE ACCOUNTS ON BANK WEBSITE
<http://www.simpletaxindia.net/2012/02/display-of-list-of-inoperative-accounts.html>
 UNCLAIMED DEPOSIT / INOPERATIVE ACCOUNT IN BANK:WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW?
<http://www.simpletaxindia.net/2008/11/unclaimed-deposit-inoperative-account.html>
The details of the unclaimed deposits reported by various banks under
Section 26 of Banking Regulation Act (BR Act), 1949 and unclaimed amount
reported by the life and non-life insurance companies are as under:
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Section 26A of the BR Act, 1949, empowers the Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
to establish “The Depositor Education and Awareness Fund” (the “Fund”).
Under the provisions of this section the amount to the credit of any
account in India with any bank which has not been operated upon for a
period of ten years or any deposit or any amount remaining unclaimed for
more than ten years shall be credited to the “Fund”, within a period of
three months from the expiry of the said period of ten years. The
depositor, however, is entitled to claim from the bank his deposit or
unclaimed amount or operate his account after the expiry of ten years, even
after such amount has been transferred to the “Fund”. The bank would be
liable to pay the amount to the depositor/claimant and claim refund of such
amount from the “Fund”. In terms of para 9 of the Depositor Education and
Awareness Fund Scheme, the “Fund” shall be utilised for promotion of
depositors’ interests and for such other purposes which may be necessary
for promotion of depositors’ interest as may be specified by RBI.

The Limitation Act, 1963 provides a time limit of 3 years for claim due to
a policyholder under an Insurance Policy. Insurance Regulatory and
Development of India (IRDAI) has also issued directions in this regard to
all insurers to bring better governance, transparency and smooth transfer
of the amount due to the policy holder. The directions of IRDAI cover the
entire gamut of unclaimed amount including any amount payable to
policyholder as death claim, maturity claim, survival benefit, premium due
for refund, premium deposit not adjusted against premium and indemnity
claims etc. which have remained unclaimed beyond six months from the due
date for settlement of the claimed amount. The direction of IRDAI,
inter-alia, includes the following:


   - (i) All insurers are required to display the information about any
   unclaimed amount above Rupees 1000/- of Policyholders in their respective
   web-site.
   - (ii) A facility shall be given in the web-site of the insurer to
   enable Policyholders / or its dependents to find out whether any unclaimed
   amounts due to them are lying with the insurer.
   - (iii) In order to minimize the unclaimed amount, insurers shall
   endeavor to keep the Policyholder and beneficiary informed about any
   updates, changes and maturity details by SMS alerts or e-mail or any other
   mode as may be specified by the Authority on regular basis.
   - (iv) There may be instances where insurers have issued cheques against
   the outstanding unclaimed amounts but some of these cheques may have not
   been encashed by the policyholders. In such cases, after the expiry of the
   validity period of the cheques, the same shall be credited back to
   unclaimed amount.

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