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Insurance Act, 1964 (No. 18)Introductory TextActs Referred to1. Definitions.2. Insurance Compensation Fund.2A. Contributions to Fund by insurers (domestic) carrying on motor third party liability insurance in other Member States3. Payments out of Fund.3A. Application by liquidator of insolvent insurer.3B. Application where insurer in liquidation is insurer authorised in another Member State.3BA. Section 3 and Act of 20243C. Payments out of Fund where administrator appointed.3D. Motor Insurers Insolvency Compensation Fund.3E. Payments out of MIIC Fund.3F. Contributions to MIIC Fund.3G. Adjustment of percentage rate.3H. Failure to make contribution to MIIC Fund.3I. Offence of failing to make contribution to MIIC Fund.3J. Liability for acts, omissions, etc.3K. Circumstances in which Compensation Body or compensation body (other) to be creditor of relevant insurer.4. Grant to Fund by Minister for Finance.5. Advances to Fund by Minister for Finance.6. Contributions to Fund by insurers.7. Restriction on the grant of assurance licences.8. Amendment of section 22 of Act of 1936.9. Amendment of section 23 of Act of 1936.10. Provision in respect of existing deposits by insurers in High Court.11. Amendment of section 27 of Act of 1936.12. Purchase and sale of shares of Irish Life Assurance Company, Limited, by Minister for Finance.13. Construction of articles of association of Irish Life Assurance Company, Limited.14. Regulations.15. Expenses incurred by Minister.16. Short title, construction and collective citation.
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Version status: In force | Document consolidation status: Updated to reflect all known changes
Published date: 7 July 1964

Insurance Act, 1964 (No. 18)

Introductory Text
Acts Referred to
1. Definitions.
2. Insurance Compensation Fund.
2A. Contributions to Fund by insurers (domestic) carrying on motor third party liability insurance in other Member States
3. Payments out of Fund.
3A. Application by liquidator of insolvent insurer.
3B. Application where insurer in liquidation is insurer authorised in another Member State.
3BA. Section 3 and Act of 2024
3C. Payments out of Fund where administrator appointed.
3D. Motor Insurers Insolvency Compensation Fund.
3E. Payments out of MIIC Fund.
3F. Contributions to MIIC Fund.
3G. Adjustment of percentage rate.
3H. Failure to make contribution to MIIC Fund.
3I. Offence of failing to make contribution to MIIC Fund.
3J. Liability for acts, omissions, etc.
3K. Circumstances in which Compensation Body or compensation body (other) to be creditor of relevant insurer.
4. Grant to Fund by Minister for Finance.
5. Advances to Fund by Minister for Finance.
6. Contributions to Fund by insurers.
7. Restriction on the grant of assurance licences.
8. Amendment of section 22 of Act of 1936.
9. Amendment of section 23 of Act of 1936.
10. Provision in respect of existing deposits by insurers in High Court.
11. Amendment of section 27 of Act of 1936.
12. Purchase and sale of shares of Irish Life Assurance Company, Limited, by Minister for Finance.
13. Construction of articles of association of Irish Life Assurance Company, Limited.
14. Regulations.
15. Expenses incurred by Minister.
16. Short title, construction and collective citation.
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