alleryStart learning →The RBI may extend a bank's seven-year period for holding non-banking property by up to how long?
AOne year
BTwo years
CThree years
DFive years
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Five years
The second proviso to s.9 lets the Reserve Bank extend by a period not exceeding five years in the depositors' interest.
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