United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 60D.19 - REGISTRATION OF INSURERS
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Insurance holding company system insurers must register with the commissioner and file required reports and statements.
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Insurance holding company system insurers must register with the commissioner and file required reports and statements.
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A trust company or board of trustees must file a complete written yearly report with the association, and the report must be open to inspection by cemetery lot owners.
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A life insurance company must give each affected policyholder a written annual notice for individual life insurance policies issued or delivered in Minnesota.
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Health plan companies must reimburse certain ambulance transports and emergency ambulance calls, and must not bill or reimburse special transportation services when the patient needs immediate medical attention before transport.
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A mutual life company may issue policies only after meeting specified application, premium, receipt, filing, and bank-certificate conditions.
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Banks or trust companies with impaired or unpaid capital must make up the deficiency after notice, and directors must manage the assessment and notice process.
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An insurance company may create these funds only if stockholders authorize it, the board adopts a resolution, and a copy is filed with the commissioner.
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A railroad company must provide required freight platforms after notice, and can be fined if it does not comply.
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