Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
1,963 matching statutes
United States — Minnesota
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Some decision makers and recipients can be personally liable for improper distributions, and an action under this section must be started within two years after the distribution.
United States — Minnesota
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Land grant railroad companies must keep certain land records at a public office in the state and make them available for inspection.
United States — Minnesota
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A bank or trust company must have a president, secretary, and treasurer, and its board may appoint or remove officers and employees.
United States — Minnesota
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Health plan companies must set up standing-referral procedures and disclose them; enrollees can request standing referrals, and some enrollees must be given one if coverage and medical conditions qualify.
United States — Minnesota
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Some out-of-state bank holding companies may acquire a Minnesota bank if the commissioner gives prior written approval and the listed criteria are met.
United States — Minnesota
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A township mutual fire insurance company must locate its principal office in a county where it is authorized to do business.
United States — Minnesota
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If a company action level event happens, the insurer must prepare and submit a risk-based capital plan, and later revise it if the commissioner finds it unsatisfactory.
United States — Minnesota
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If a community network becomes insolvent, the commissioner must try to arrange replacement coverage or assign enrollees to other plans, and the receiving plans must accept them.
United States — Minnesota
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Mutual fire companies must charge premiums and disclose contingent liability terms on policies; members’ contingent liability is capped, with a special rule for policies under one year, and some mutual insurers may issue policies with no contingent liability if they comply with section 66A.16, subdivision 3.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines key terms used in the chapter, including deactivation, digital network, driver time periods, and several TNC-related terms.
United States — Minnesota
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Nonstockholder members may join by application and board acceptance, must lend when called on, and may withdraw after 60 days’ written notice.
United States — Minnesota
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This section defines key terms for the complaint process and says when certain complaints must be tied to an application or prior enrollee services. It also says some medical-determination issues must go through the section 62M.06 appeal process.