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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This section says where an action may be brought against an incorporated bank or insurance company.
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Kentucky life insurance companies must report valuation information and pay taxes on taxable capital, taxable reserves, and premium receipts at the stated rates.
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This section creates a coal-related tax incentive process for approved companies and sets filing and verification requirements.
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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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This section sets minimum board sizes, explains how directors and officers are chosen and serve, lets the bylaws control quorum and an executive committee, requires officer bonds, and bars certain nonresidents from holding office.
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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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A trust institution or foreign trust institution with stock in a fiduciary investment company may not advertise or publicize that participation unless the supervisory agency authorizes it by rule or regulation.
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Itinerant medical companies of two or more people must get a license from the secretary for health and family services before operating, and the license fee is $100 per month.
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Railroad companies generally may not block highways, streets, or stream navigation by leaving trains or cars on a grade crossing or drawbridge for more than 5 minutes, unless the delay is beyond the company’s control.
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Owners must take reasonable fire-safety measures and keep unsafe property closed to the public and employees; private companies may use employees in a fire brigade only if the employees volunteer.
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After an ownership change, a new owner generally cannot operate the investigating company beyond 30 days unless a license application is filed within that time. If the company’s qualifying agent stops working regularly, the licensee must notify the board within 30 days and replace the agent within 90 days.
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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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This section defines when an insurer is treated as knowing an insured or annuitant has died, and says a death-master-file match is not proof of death or a substitute for claim requirements.
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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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One or more people may organize and form an LLC by filing articles of organization with the Secretary of State.
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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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The department must set minimum mold remediation standards, and mold remediation companies in the Commonwealth must follow them.
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A first-class city that owns gas company stock may sell it only under ordinance terms, must not sell it below par, and must use the sale proceeds only for public sewers.