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The commissioner can require corrective action and issue a formal order if a savings bank, subsidiary, affiliate, or holding company is not complying with this Chapter.
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A limited liability company in liquidation must notify known creditors and related claimants, publish notice for two weeks, and set a claims deadline at least six months after mailing.
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This section bars certain public contracts unless the company gives a written verification that it does not discriminate against firearm entities or firearm trade associations and will not do so during the contract term.
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Governmental entities may not enter certain covered contracts with companies unless the contract includes the required written verification about firearm-related discrimination.
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This section defines “gross income” for life insurance companies and explains what counts as “reserve funds required by law” for assessment insurance.
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A captive insurance company may name itself only after the commissioner approves the name.
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You cannot operate or advertise as an appraisal management company, or perform appraisal management services, unless you first get a board-issued license.
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This section authorizes transfers of specified recreational sites and related employee-transfer agreements, subject to governor approval and other conditions.
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The Louisiana Tax Commission must notify the company of the initial valuation, and the company may protest and later appeal through the hearing and court process.
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To form and operate a trust company, the applicants must file an application with the commissioner, and the commissioner collects a filing fee.
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Appraisal management companies applying for a license cannot be owned by certain people with prior real estate or lending-related license problems, and licensed companies must notify the board in writing within 10 days if an owner or employee is later denied or refused a related license.
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A railway corporation may guarantee another railway company’s bonds or contract, except when the companies’ lines are parallel and competing.
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An agent of a commercial surety company who posts a criminal bail bond through that company’s power of attorney must report and remit the premium and any fees or taxes due within 15 days.
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This section lets a limited liability company member withdraw or resign in limited situations, and gives a withdrawing member a distribution right.
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The articles of organization must be amended when certain changes or errors occur, and the amendment papers must be executed and filed with the secretary of state.
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Railway companies must fix drainage problems caused by their roadbeds when notified by the relevant parish or municipal authority.
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Certain securities used as security must be held with an approved depository, and if the parties cannot agree on the depository, the commissioner of financial institutions must designate one.
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A limited liability company may be dissolved by affidavit if it is no longer doing business, owes no debts, and owns no immovable property.
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When a limited liability company is dissolved, the members must wind up its affairs, unless the articles of organization or a written operating agreement provide otherwise.