Q1. A customer can approach an Ombudsman if
The value of the claim is not above Rs 20 lakh
Value of the claim is above 20 lakhs
There is no limit for the claim
None of the above
Q2. The Consumer protectection Act was passed in
1986
1996
2000
1947
Q3. In case of no fault liability the minimum compensation that will be paid to the person injured due to motor vehicle
without proving the fault of the driver is
Rs. 50,000/for death and Rs 25,000/for grievous hurt.
Rs. I Lakh for death and Rs 50,000/for grievous hurt.
Rs. 2 lakhs for death and Rs 1 lakh for grievous hurt.
None of the above
Q4. HIT and run cases means
Vehicle and driver disappear after the accident and the liability is not known
The driver and the owner are hit in a road accident
The policyholder and the nominee are hit in a road accident
All the above.
Q5. Lok Adalats were set up in June, 1985 with a view to
Speedy disposals of Third Party claims
Speedy disposal of consumer court cases
Speedy disposal of Ombudsman cases
All the above
Q6. The Ombudsman can
Pass an order in a case filed in the Ombudsman's office
Pass order for an exgratia
payment
Pass an award within 3 months of receiving the complaint
All the above
Q7. Consumer Court is a
Quasijudicial
machinery
Non Government Organization (NGO)
Social organization
All the above
Q8. Protection of Policyholder's Interest guidelines is published by
IRDA
Government of India
Life insurance companies
General Insurance companies
Q9. A defect or deficiency is a
Fault.
Imperfection.
Shortcoming.
All the above
Q10. Third party insurance is compulsory under
Motor vehicle Act 1988
IRDA Act 1999
Insurance Act 1938
Consumer Protection Act 1986
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