United States — Arizona
ARS § 20-676
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Certain proceedings involving an insolvent insurer or its insured are stayed for six months, with some exceptions and court/commission flexibility.
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United States — Arizona
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Certain proceedings involving an insolvent insurer or its insured are stayed for six months, with some exceptions and court/commission flexibility.
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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A trust company must keep fiduciary trust-business money in specially designated accounts at a bank or savings and loan association in the state, must not mix it with the company’s own funds, and must keep it deposited until it is disbursed or invested under its fiduciary powers and duties.
United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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The director may deposit offenders’ funds with the state treasurer or, with the treasurer’s approval, in interest-bearing bank accounts, and proceeds from those deposits must go to the special services fund.
United States — Arizona
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Court proceedings involving an impaired or insolvent insurer, or its insured, must be stayed for 60 days after a liquidation, rehabilitation, or conservation order becomes final. The board can ask for a longer stay, can seek to set aside certain default judgments, and can defend the suit on the merits. A receiver, reha
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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United States — Arizona
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