United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 322C.0706 - REINSTATEMENT
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Certain limited liability companies may reinstate after termination by filing a single annual renewal and paying a $25 fee.
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Minnesota Statutes § 79A.27 - INDEMNITY AGREEMENT FORM
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The company must share liability for group claims and expenses, and the group must assess the company proportionately; if the company is only a partial-year member, it is liable only for a pro rata share.
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Minnesota Statutes § 82C.17 - REASONABLE AND CUSTOMARY FEES
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Appraisal management companies must pay appraisers reasonable and customary fees, keep written support for how those fees are determined, and pay independent contractor appraisers on time unless an exception applies.
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Minnesota Statutes § 66A.33 - TEMPORARY CAPITAL STOCK OF MUTUAL LIFE COMPANIES
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Certain mutual life insurance companies may create temporary capital stock, but it must be invested like other company funds and later retired under commissioner-approved terms.
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Minnesota Statutes § 61A.31 - REAL ESTATE HOLDINGS
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Domestic life insurance companies may acquire and use real property, but only for listed purposes and within investment limits.
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Minnesota Statutes § 322C.0602 - EVENTS CAUSING DISSOCIATION
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A person is dissociated as a member of an LLC when one of the listed events happens.
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Minnesota Statutes § 237.766 - PLAN DURATION AND EXTENSION
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This provision sets how long an alternative regulation plan lasts and how a telephone company may extend, terminate, or join a plan.
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Minnesota Statutes § 47.07 - COMPANIES SUBJECT TO PROVISIONS
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Certain Minnesota companies that take on bank-like powers are subject to the same restrictions, penalties, and requirements as banks or trust companies.
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Minnesota Statutes § 48.92 - DEFINITIONS
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This section defines terms used in sections 48.90 to 48.99, unless the context requires a different meaning.
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Minnesota Statutes § 62Q.096 - CREDENTIALING OF PROVIDERS
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A health plan company must keep credentialing certain mental health providers and, during the stated period, must credential and contract with qualifying providers of mental health services.
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Minnesota Statutes § 626A.16 - TELEPHONE COMPANY TO AID IN DETECTION
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Telephone and telegraph companies must help detect unlawful interception of communications when a subscriber requests it, pays the reasonable cost, and any required court order is in place.
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Minnesota Statutes § 237.12 - SERVICE CONNECTION BETWEEN TELEPHONE COMPANIES
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Telephone companies must allow needed physical interconnection and service between systems, avoid discrimination, and cannot discontinue an existing connection without commission approval.
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Minnesota Statutes § 62Q.69 - COMPLAINT RESOLUTION
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Health plan companies must run an internal complaint process and give complainants written notice, assistance, and appeal/review information.
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Minnesota Statutes § 48A.12 - DEFINITIONS
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This provision defines terms used in sections 48A.12 to 48A.22.
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Minnesota Statutes § 322C.0802 - APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
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A foreign limited liability company must get a certificate of authority before transacting business in the state, by filing an application with the secretary of state and paying a total fee of $185.
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Minnesota Statutes § 322C.0708 - ACTION BY ATTORNEY GENERAL
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The attorney general may seek a court order to dissolve, wind up, and terminate a limited liability company if listed grounds are proven, but the action cannot start until 30 days after notice to the company.
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Minnesota Statutes § 322C.0401 - BECOMING A MEMBER
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A person can become a limited liability company member through agreement, consent, an operating agreement, a qualifying transaction, or a post-membership designation process.
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Minnesota Statutes § 60A.11 - INVESTMENTS PERMITTED FOR DOMESTIC COMPANIES
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Stock companies must pay capital in cash within six months, and insurers face detailed investment holding, diversification, and asset-limit rules.
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Minnesota Statutes § 61A.14 - COMPANIES ENTITLED TO ISSUE CONTRACTS; ACCOUNTS; INVESTMENTS
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A domestic life insurance company may create separate accounts and issue variable contracts, but it must follow the section’s rules on allocations, investments, ownership, valuation, and transfers.
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Minnesota Statutes § 67A.14 - INSURABLE PROPERTY
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Township mutual fire insurance companies may insure certain qualified property, may extend limited coverage to secondary property, and may insure some property outside their authorized territory, but they cannot exceed the stated coverage limits or the single-risk limit.
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