The Insurance Act, 1938, is the principal legislation governing the insurance sector in India. Section 45 is a vital provision that protects the interests of both the insurer and the insured by defining the limits of claim rejection.
The insurers right to reject a claim under a policy is subject to which of the following section of the Insurance Act, 1938?
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