Chapter III — Central Banking Functions
Section 41A: [Repealed.] Obligation to provide remittance between India and Burma
Reviewed by CA Nikhil Gupta · Last reviewed 18 September 2026
Section 41A is repealed and historically related to remittance between India and Burma.
Current legal status
Section 41A is repealed and historically related to remittance between India and Burma.
It is a transitional colonial-era currency/remittance provision with no current operative effect.
Historical reading note
Use the section only for historical legal research with the relevant period stated.
Illustration. A present transfer to Myanmar is not governed by former Section 41A; current FEMA and authorised-dealer rules apply.
Compliance points and common mistakes
- Do not decide the issue from the heading alone. Map the facts to the operative words of Section 41A and to each relevant subsection, clause, proviso or explanation shown above.
- Keep the statutory question separate from the operational overlay. Modern cross-border remittance analysis belongs under FEMA, payment-system rules and applicable RBI directions.
- Do not convert an exception, exemption or discretionary RBI/Government power into an automatic entitlement. Record the authority, conditions and effective date.
- Where the provision is historical, omitted or repealed, state that status prominently and do not present it as a current compliance obligation.
Connected provisions and instruments
Questions and answers
What is the purpose of Section 41A?
[Repealed.] Obligation to provide remittance between India and Burma: Section 41A is repealed and historically related to remittance between India and Burma.
Which statutory limb should be checked first?
Scope - Section 41A is repealed and historically related to remittance between India and Burma.
What is the next legal boundary?
Operative limb - It is a transitional colonial-era currency/remittance provision with no current operative effect.
What record should support the conclusion?
Section 41A file evidence: Use the section only for historical legal research with the relevant period stated.
Primary sources
- Department of Financial Services - consolidated RBI Act (states amendments through Finance Act, 2022)
- India Code - Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934