United States — New Hampshire
RSA 405:24-a. Definitions.
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This section defines insurance-related terms used in the subdivision.
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This section defines insurance-related terms used in the subdivision.
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Service of writs or other process may be made on an officer of certain associations, or on two members if there is no officer.
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Certain corporations that control or operate a railroad must file returns and provide information to the department of transportation.
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An authorized insurance company may not cancel, reduce liability limits, refuse to renew, or raise the premium of a covered motor vehicle policy just because the insured has reached a certain age.
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If a life insurance policy or annuity was procured to defraud creditors, the person receiving the money from the policy is liable to those creditors for the premiums paid plus interest.
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Certain financial institutions are discharged from liability for paying funds in an account if they receive the required written consent or proof of death.
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Each licensee must file a sworn monthly statement with the commissioner by the tenth day of each month.
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When a pharmacy is audited, the pharmacy has several audit rights and the auditor has limits on notice, scope, record access, and recoupment methods.
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A company’s reserves for certain life insurance policies must not fall below the minimum reserves calculated under the listed RSA methods, and must not fall below the amount the appointed actuary says is needed for the required opinion.
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COAST’s board may include specified representatives, and each listed entity may appoint an alternate if the primary member is absent.
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A corporation may have capital stock or operate on a mutual plan; after July 1, 1969, new mutual corporations cannot be incorporated to do certain assessment-plan insurance business, and existing licensed companies on those plans are limited to the lines of business they had on that date.
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An insurance company, broker, or agent may keep unpaid premium amounts tied to a claim, but only after the premium has been unpaid for 60 days and subject to limits for loss payees, mortgagees, and health insurance policies.
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Municipal electric utilities serving outside city boundaries are not treated as public utilities for accounting, reporting, or auditing for that service, and a similar rule applies when they meet the rate and service-quality conditions stated here.
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A mortgagee funding a real-estate loan at closing must provide the funds in one of the listed acceptable forms, such as cash, wire transfer, certified check, or certain bank/credit-union/insurance-company checks.
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A fire company not organized under RSA 154:1 is treated as a private firefighting unit, and municipalities and its members have limits unless the unit is certified by the state fire marshal.
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A license may not be issued unless the applicant meets the listed ownership and residency qualifications, and a retail licensee is limited to one retail agency store.
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Firefighters must be organized into companies, follow directions from the chief, firewards, or engineers, help protect and use public property as directed, drill as directed, and use best efforts to extinguish fires; they may also mitigate other emergencies.
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Most insurers covered by this section must maintain antifraud initiatives and a written antifraud plan, and provide the plan to the commissioner on request.
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This section defines “NAIC” and explains when an institution counts as a “qualified U.S. financial institution.”
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Covered insurers and related regulated persons must report suspected insurance fraud or insurance-related criminal activity to the unit, generally within 60 days.