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Minnesota Statutes § 237.01 - DEFINITIONS
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This provision defines telecom-related terms used in the chapter.
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Minnesota Statutes § 237.16 - LOCAL EXCHANGE COMPETITION, RULES
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The commission controls who may provide local telephone service and can require certificates, maps, notices, rules, and universal-service contributions.
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Minnesota Statutes § 60A.10 - DEPOSITS FOR PROTECTION OF POLICYHOLDERS
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Most insurance companies cannot do business in the state unless they keep approved securities on deposit with the commissioner.
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Minnesota Statutes § 59A.11 - CANCELLATION OF INSURANCE CONTRACT UPON DEFAULT
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An insurance premium finance company can cancel an insured’s insurance contract only by following the section’s notice rules.
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Minnesota Statutes § 65B.472 - TRANSPORTATION NETWORK FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
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Transportation network companies and drivers must keep specified insurance in force, give drivers written coverage disclosures, and drivers must carry proof of coverage.
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Minnesota Statutes § 53.08 - DIVIDENDS
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An industrial loan and thrift company may declare dividends only under stated reserve and approval conditions, and some companies must follow extra reporting and approval rules before paying cash dividends.
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Minnesota Statutes § 67A.20 - REINSURANCE
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Township mutual fire insurance companies may make reinsurance agreements with other township mutual fire insurance companies or with Minnesota licensed insurers, and may join a reinsurance association for that purpose.
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Minnesota Statutes § 55.15 - APPLICATION
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Banks, savings banks, credit unions, and trust companies may run safe deposit businesses, but they must notify the commissioner of commerce if they elect to do so.
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Minnesota Statutes § 72A.43 - SERVICE OF PROCESS UPON UNAUTHORIZED COMPANY BY COMMISSIONER
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An unauthorized insurance company that does business in Minnesota is treated as appointing the commissioner of commerce to receive service of process for lawsuits tied to section 72A.41 violations.
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Minnesota Statutes § 60A.1755 - AGENT ERRORS AND OMISSIONS INSURANCE; CHOICE OF SOURCE
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An insurance company generally may not require an agent to buy errors-and-omissions coverage from a specific insurer.
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Minnesota Statutes § 322C.0302 - STATEMENT OF AUTHORITY
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A limited liability company may file a statement of authority, but if it does, the statement must include the company name and registered office street address.
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Minnesota Statutes § 325F.245 - LANDSCAPE APPLICATION CONTRACTS
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Landscape application contracts must be written, signed, include required terms, and be given to the property owner; some contracts also require annual notice and special cancellation rules.
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Minnesota Statutes § 66A.28 - REPORTS; DELINQUENCY; POWERS OF COMMISSIONER
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The commissioner may require a company to report, and the company’s proper officers must promptly answer and fully respond to questions about the company’s business and finances.
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Minnesota Statutes § 72A.41 - TRANSACTING BUSINESS WITHOUT CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
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A company generally may not sell or transact insurance in Minnesota without a certificate of authority from the commissioner, subject to listed exceptions.
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Minnesota Statutes § 237.772 - COST STUDY METHODOLOGY
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A telephone company generally does not have to prepare or file TSLRIC or variable cost studies for all services before filing a plan, but the commission can require cost studies for specific services and must grant a petition to use a variable cost study if the stated conditions are met.
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Minnesota Statutes § 237.768 - PERIODIC FINANCIAL REPORT
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An alternative regulation plan may require telephone companies to file annual financial reports and maintain accounts in a prescribed system; companies subject to a plan must also file certain FCC-related filings with the commission and department.
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Minnesota Statutes § 297I.26 - FIRE AND POLICE PREMIUM REPORTS
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Companies must file specified reports with the commissioner by March 1 each year, and late, missing, or false reports can trigger notice, fines, and possible revocation of authority.
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Minnesota Statutes § 273.35 - GAS AND WATER COMPANIES
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Personal property of gas and water companies must be listed and assessed where the property is located.
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Minnesota Statutes § 237.075 - RATE CHANGE
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Telephone companies must give the commission 60 days’ notice before changing established rates, and the commission may suspend, set interim rates, and order refunds if needed.
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Minnesota Statutes § 60A.25 - INSOLVENT COMPANIES
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If an insurer becomes insolvent or its policies are voided by court order, the commissioner must identify and notify Minnesota policyholders within 30 days. Agency contracts for Minnesota property and casualty insurers must also include a rule changing how agents handle premiums after delinquency proceedings begin.
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