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excluded by the Government. The form of the certificate
of insurance is prescribed in the Act (in FORM 51).
Certain common features appear in all types of
certificates of insurance. These are
(a) Certificate number.
(b) Registration mark and number or description of the

vehicle insured.
(c) Effective date of commencement of insurance for

the purpose of the Act.
(d) Date of expiry of insurance;
(e) Persons or classes of Persons entitled to drive;
(f) Limitations as to use;

These are followed by a certificate signed by the
Authorized Insurer to the effect that the policy and the
Certificate of Insurance are issued in accordance with
the provisions of the Chapter X & XI of the Motor
Vehicle Act, 1988.

The differences in the Certificate of Insurance for
different types of vehicles are to be found in the items
(e) and (f) above. The wordings for private car and
motorcycle certificate of insurance are as follows:

Persons or classes of persons entitled to drive: Any
of the following:
(a) The Insured.

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