New Zealand Acts

LIFE INSURANCE AMENDMENT ACT 1920 - SECT 7

7 Interpretation

In this Part of this Act, if not inconsistent with the context,—  
"Company" , in addition to having the meaning given by section 41 of the principal Act, includes any friendly society or any branch of a friendly society, whether registered or not, receiving contributions or premiums through or by the agency of collectors, unless such friendly society or branch is expressly exempted from this Part of this Act by the Governor-General in Council    
"Industrial insurance" means any insurance by the terms of which the premiums are paid or payable at shorter intervals than 3 months, and, in cases in which the premiums are paid or payable at longer intervals than 3 months, includes any insurance which shall be declared by the Governor-General by regulation made under this Act to be industrial insurance     Provided that this definition shall not apply to any policy the premiums on which are, by arrangement between the insured and the insurer, deductible from the salary or wages of the insured:    
"Minister"   

Minister: omitted, as from 20 October 1972, by section 2(2) Life Insurance Amendment Act 1972 (1972 No 78).

"Policy" means any contract of insurance contracting for any industrial insurance.