United States — Kentucky
KRS § 452.445 Where action against bank or insurance company may be brought.
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This section says where an action may be brought against an incorporated bank or insurance company.
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United States — Kentucky
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This section says where an action may be brought against an incorporated bank or insurance company.
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The authority must set approval standards, consult the secretary, review required reports, and follow open-meeting rules; it may grant approved status and may hold closed sessions.
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The Department of Highways may suspend, revoke, alter, or amend a bridge or ferry company’s certificate after the required hearing and findings, and must revoke it for noncompliance with KRS 280.010 to 280.110.
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A local government must follow notice, hearing, comment, and timing rules before changing solid waste service providers or awarding a new franchise, with limited exceptions.
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Telemarketing companies must keep a bond, file a copy of it, and give the Attorney General written notice before certain premium promotions.
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The department may give a company up to 180 continuous calendar days to use a recently deceased owner’s or employee’s master HVAC contractor license if the company keeps the required bonding and insurance in place. After that period, the department must terminate the deceased contractor’s license, and the company then
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Company officers must levy an assessment to pay a death claim if the claim is not disputed for fraud or invalidity, the fund is insufficient, and 60 days have passed after proof of death is filed.
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Trust institutions and foreign trust institutions may invest fiduciary funds in fiduciary investment company stock if they act prudently, get any co-fiduciary’s consent, and the governing instrument does not forbid it.
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Licensed companies must give the commissioner officer/director information and file copies of certain delegated-management agreements; the commissioner must approve agreements before they are effective.
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Local governments may tax insurance companies, but they must follow filing, notice, reporting, and collection rules, with several premium exemptions.
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The board must pick a suitable trust company each year to hold certain donated and investment funds, require a bond, limit spending to board authorization, arrange an annual audit, and follow KRS 65A.010 to 65A.090.
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Every company must file an annual report with the commissioner by March 1, use commissioner-provided forms, and have the report verified under oath by authorized officers.
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A partnership or limited partnership may convert to a limited liability company, but the conversion must be approved and the articles of organization must be filed with the Secretary of State.
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Members, managers, and other parties to an operating agreement must act in good faith and fair dealing, and an LLC is generally bound by its operating agreement.
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Viewers must assess only the physical benefit to a railroad’s property from drainage improvements, not increased business, and the county clerk must issue process against the railroad company.
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Bridge and ferry companies must follow their certificate and comply with Highway Department rules and state bridge/ferry statutes.
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A policy must state the payment amount and timing, and the amount cannot exceed one assessment on the membership.
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A company may not issue a life policy for a person over 60, and it may not issue a policy where the named beneficiary has no insurable interest. A policyholder may change beneficiaries with the company’s consent.
United States — Kentucky
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This section sets how a limited liability company’s cash or other assets are distributed among members, with the operating agreement controlling if it says so in writing.
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Covered companies or individuals must file a yearly capital-stock statement with the city assessor between September 1 and October 1.