United States — Kansas
Kansas Statutes § 74-50,216 Annual report.
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The secretary must send an annual report to the governor and specified legislative committees.
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Kansas Statutes § 42-121 Water rights and shares in irrigation companies; transfer.
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Water rights and irrigation-company shares stay attached to the land and transfer with the land unless they are expressly excepted.
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Kansas Statutes § 17-5904 Restrictions; exceptions; penalties.
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Most corporations and similar entities may not own, buy, obtain, or lease agricultural land in the state, but listed entities and uses are exempt.
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Kansas Statutes § 79-310a Assessment and taxation of shares of stock of corporations classified as regulated investment companies; corporations not subject to certain acts.
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Shares from a regulated investment company are assessed and taxed to each shareholder, and that corporation is not subject to K.S.A. 79-3108 through 79-3120.
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Kansas Statutes § 75-3740f Same; certifications; waivers.
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The state cannot contract with a company unless the company gives a written certification about Israel boycott activity, and the state cannot adopt certain policies that pressure boycotts tied to location in Israel or its territories.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-901 Kinds of business authorized; paid-up capital and surplus requirements; limitations on size of a single risk.
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Certain stock fire insurance companies may write specified kinds of insurance if they meet capital and surplus requirements, and insurers may not take on more than 10% loss on one risk unless the excess is reinsured.
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Kansas Statutes § 9-2203 License required to conduct mortgage business; mortgage business at remote locations, requirements; registration required for a loan originator; penalty; statute of limitations for prosecution.
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Mortgage business in this state is limited to exempt entities or licensed mortgage companies, and loan-originating activity requires prior registration and a valid identifier.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-516 Same; act supplemental to insurance code; severability.
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This provision says the act does not expand insurance companies’ charter powers or authorize insurance business beyond what their charter, articles, license, or certificate allow.
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Kansas Statutes § 75-785 Exceptions to application of act.
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This section says the act does not apply to several listed providers and commercial financing transactions.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-4327 Same; capital requirements; exemptions.
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A branch captive insurance company must meet capital and reserve requirements to get a certificate of authority, unless the commissioner grants an exemption or approves alternative holding arrangements.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-212 Credit for reinsured risks.
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A foreign insurance company must not be credited for reinsured risks, except for risks reinsured in qualifying companies doing business in the United States and allowed to do business in this state.
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Kansas Statutes § 9-806 Failure to engage in business; abandonement or expiration of application; reapplication required.
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If an application is incomplete, the applicant must finish it within 60 days after notice or it is treated as abandoned. Banks and trust companies must begin the approved activity within 18 months, or the application expires, unless an exception applies. The commissioner can extend certain deadlines, and the state bank
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