Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.
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United States — Kansas
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The commissioner may impose civil money penalties on banks, trust companies, and certain affiliated persons for unsafe practices or specified violations, with board approval and hearing notice requirements.
United States — Kansas
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Domestic title insurance companies that only insure real estate titles must maintain an unearned premium reserve and add specified amounts for each covered policy or reinsurance agreement.
United States — Kansas
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A Kansas venture capital company must meet several investment-percentage requirements to continue certification, keep certain documents secure, and avoid prohibited investment patterns and ownership arrangements.
United States — Kansas
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This section lets the commissioner examine certain insurance companies, require records, appoint examiners, and issue orders, while keeping examination information confidential.
United States — Kansas
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An LLC’s debts and liabilities belong to the LLC, not to its members or managers personally, unless another act or agreement makes them personally responsible.
United States — Kansas
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Water purchasers may appeal a charge they think is unreasonable, extortionate, or unjust to the state corporation commission.
United States — Kansas
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Insurance companies must keep a reserve fund from premiums and cash receipts within set limits, and directors manage how much is added and where unused funds are invested.
United States — Kansas
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If a bank or trust company’s capital is impaired, the commissioner must notify it to restore capital within 90 days, and the board must levy an assessment within 15 days of the impairment notice.
United States — Kansas
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Banks and trust companies are barred from several asset, stock, and preference transactions unless a stated exception or prior commissioner approval applies.
United States — Kansas
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The authority reviews applications, sets application criteria, and may negotiate intellectual property terms before issuing voucher funding certification. Applicants must provide specified project and company information.
United States — Kansas
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A judgment creditor may get a charging order against a debtor’s LLC interest, and then can receive only the distributions covered by that charge.
United States — Kansas
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An action to interpret, apply, or enforce an operating agreement may be brought in district court.
United States — Kansas
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Directors of each company must sign a joint merger or consolidation agreement, and it is not effective unless approved by the policyholders and the commissioner of insurance.
United States — Kansas
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This provision defines key terms used in the act, including commissioner, company, department, examiner, insurer, and person.
United States — Kansas
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Policies issued by certain affiliate companies in Kansas that obligate more than one insurer must be solicited by a licensed resident agent and countersigned by licensed resident agents for the companies that assume direct liability.
United States — Kansas
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This section lets certain protected cell captive insurance companies convert, but only with the commissioner’s consent, and it sets filing requirements for the related organizational documents.
United States — Kansas
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If the commissioner appoints a receiver for a bank or trust company, the commissioner must choose FDIC or another qualified receiver, and the receiver must file bond and start the court process; the bank or trust company can seek review on a short deadline.
United States — Kansas
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Insurance companies and fraternal benefit societies doing business in the state must join the insurance regulatory information system, file annual condition statements, and answer the commissioner’s inquiries; the commissioner may also require audits, extend filing time, and set forms.
United States — Kansas
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This section gives consumers remedies when a mortgage company violates the covered-transaction rules, including damages, refunds, and fee reimbursement.
United States — Kansas
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This section limits when rural telephone companies, carriers, and the commission may act on competition, certification, and service rules.