Chapter IIIA — Collection and Furnishing of Credit Information
Section 45G: [Repealed.] Penalties
Reviewed by CA Nikhil Gupta · Last reviewed 18 September 2026
Section 45G is a repealed historical penalty provision for Chapter IIIA.
Current legal status
Section 45G is a repealed historical penalty provision for Chapter IIIA.
Current consequences for non-compliance must be taken from the surviving penalty/enforcement provisions and the law in force on the breach date.
Historical reading note
For historical conduct, preserve the former text and amendment chronology.
Illustration. A current failure to file information under Chapter IIIA should be mapped to the current enforcement provision rather than former Section 45G.
Compliance points and common mistakes
- Do not decide the issue from the heading alone. Map the facts to the operative words of Section 45G and to each relevant subsection, clause, proviso or explanation shown above.
- Keep the statutory question separate from the operational overlay. Do not quote a repealed Section 45G amount in a modern credit-information compliance note.
- 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- Where the provision is historical, omitted or repealed, state that status prominently and do not present it as a current compliance obligation.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 45G?
[Repealed.] Penalties: Section 45G is a repealed historical penalty provision for Chapter IIIA.
Which statutory limb should be checked first?
Scope - Section 45G is a repealed historical penalty provision for Chapter IIIA.
What is the next legal boundary?
Operative limb - Current consequences for non-compliance must be taken from the surviving penalty/enforcement provisions and the law in force on the breach date.
What record should support the conclusion?
Section 45G file evidence: For historical conduct, preserve the former text and amendment chronology.
Primary sources
- Department of Financial Services - consolidated RBI Act (states amendments through Finance Act, 2022)
- India Code - Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934