United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 40-1208 Reserves.
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This company must keep unearned premium and other reserves on the same basis as domestic stock insurance companies writing the same kind of insurance.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-223a Insurance company annual statement examination fund established; purpose.
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A special insurance examination fund must be set apart and held for the commissioner of insurance, with a cap of $28,000.
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Kansas Statutes § 66-1214 Payment of dividends prohibited, when; hearing.
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The state corporation commission may prohibit dividends from a regulated public utility if paying them would harm the company’s finances and service ability, after notice and hearing.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-2,112 Adverse underwriting decisions; reasons required to be furnished; refunds of premiums; time for making decision.
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After an adverse underwriting decision, the insurer, HMO, or agent must give reasons in writing or say they can be requested in writing, and may have to refund premium differences.
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Kansas Statutes § 66-802 Same; rights of purchasers.
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Purchasers of a railroad sold under foreclosure may keep and use the railroad-related rights described in the mortgage or deed of trust, but only for the described part of the railroad.
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Kansas Statutes § 9-2308 Name of institution; advertising; restrictions.
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A fiduciary financial institution may use its own name or advertising to identify itself, but it generally may not use “bank” or “trust company,” or imply a Kansas government connection, unless approved by the commissioner in writing.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-3512 Limitation on outstanding liability; temporary waiver.
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Mortgage guaranty insurance companies may not exceed a liability cap, and if they do, they must stop writing new mortgage guaranty business until they are back under the cap unless the insurance commissioner grants a waiver.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-1504 Assessments; adjustment and payment of losses; losses paid when adjusted, when.
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Directors must review adjustments each year, set and levy assessments, and losses must be adjusted promptly and paid by December 1 unless an approved plan allows earlier payment.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-1134 Title insurance companies; policy requirements.
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Title insurance companies covering Kansas real estate must include specified district information in policies when the listed filing and description conditions are met, and they cannot avoid this rule with a general policy exclusion.
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Kansas Statutes § 44-5,104 Accident prevention programs; requirements and reports; inspections; duties of secretary of labor; failure to maintain, penalties.
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Kansas workers compensation insurers and group-funded self-insurance plans must maintain accident prevention programs, provide annual reports, and meet notice and staffing requirements.
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Kansas Statutes § 17-76,108 Distribution in kind.
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A member generally must take LLC distributions in cash, unless an operating agreement says otherwise.
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Kansas Statutes § 83-404 Inspection required; dispensing device not tested and approved taken out of service; exemptions; report of results; withdrawal of inaccurate dispensing device from use; notification of secretary; reports required to be kept by service companies.
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Owners or operators of commercial dispensing devices must have them tested and inspected at least every 18 months, and some service-company reports and records must be kept and sent on time.
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