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Company law in United States — Iowa

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  • United States — Iowa

    Iowa Code § 479B.16 - Eminent domain

    1 provisions

    A permitted pipeline company may get eminent domain rights, subject to commission approval and size limits; the chapter also blocks certain pipeline construction across railroad or highway rights-of-way without consent.

  • United States — Iowa

    Iowa Code § 262.21 - Annuity contracts

    1 provisions

    The board may arrange annuity contracts for employees, and employees keep nonforfeitable rights except for failure to pay premiums. If a tax-sheltered annuity contract is replaced, the company’s agent or representative must send a letter of intent at least 30 days before any action and by registered mail.

  • United States — Iowa

    Iowa Code § 479B.27 - Damage agreement

    1 provisions

    A pipeline company cannot build a pipeline or underground storage facility until a written damage-payment statement is on file with the commission, unless it is an eminent domain case, and it must give the landowner a copy.

  • United States — Iowa

    Iowa Code § 516D.6 - Disclosures

    1 provisions

    Rental companies must clearly disclose material restrictions in price ads and may advertise, quote, and charge only rates that include all mandatory charges.

  • United States — Iowa

    Iowa Code § 510A.3 - Applicability

    1 provisions

    This chapter applies to licensed insurers meeting the stated domicile conditions, and some insurance holding company Act provisions continue to apply unless this chapter supersedes them.

  • United States — Iowa

    Iowa Code § 523C.16 - Exclusions

    1 provisions

    This chapter does not apply to several listed contracts, guarantees, warranties, maintenance agreements, and motor vehicle service contracts, and those items are not treated as the practice of insurance.