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Company law in United States — New Hampshire

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. These records come from release legal-2026.07.26-907 and link directly to stored legal text.

444 matching statutes

• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 410:3. Reserve Valuation.

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  The insurance commissioner must annually value reserves for covered life insurance and related contracts, with some special treatment for foreign or alien companies.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 408:23. Operation of Separate Accounts.

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  Separate-account assets must be tracked separately, may be invested with special flexibility, and transfers are restricted unless the commissioner approves or conditions are met.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 82:7. Evidence of Value.

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  The department must use accepted appraisal methods to determine a railroad company’s property value, and it must not use state-owned trackage or real estate as evidence of value in the stated case.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 401:18. Maximum Risk Retention.

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  A property and liability company may not retain more than 10% of its capital and surplus as the net amount of risk for an individual risk.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 407:19. Policies Written During Suspension.

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  If the company or its agents issue a policy during the suspension, each must forfeit $200 for each policy, but the policy remains valid and binding.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 410:15. Valuation Manual for Policies Issued On or After the Operative Date of the Valuation Manual.

  1 provisions

  The valuation manual sets the minimum valuation standard for covered policies, and companies must follow it unless an exception applies.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 638:5-a. Fraudulent Communications Paraphernalia.

  1 provisions

  This section defines fraudulent communications paraphernalia and makes creating, offering, transferring, possessing, or communicating certain scam-related telecom/card information a crime.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 407:10. Agent's Knowledge.

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  If a company issues a policy based on an application prepared by a third person acting as its agent or otherwise, the company is treated as knowing the facts about the insured property.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 402:29-a. Lawful Distributions.

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  Companies may engage in certain acquisitions, deposits, acceptances, and reorganization agreements, but some acquired property must be disposed of within 5 years unless eligible or extended.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 411:7. Making Valuation.

  1 provisions

  The commissioner may hire a competent actuary to make a valuation, and the company must pay that actuary.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 259:9. Certificate.

  1 provisions

  This section defines “certificate” for financial responsibility and certificate of title/anti-theft laws.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 362:4-c. Electric Generation Companies, When Public Utilities.

  1 provisions

  This section says certain entities are not treated as a public utility, but an exempt entity may ask the commission to be treated as one.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 405:9. Returns.

  1 provisions

  Certain companies must file an oath-supported return with the commissioner by March 1.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 402:15-c. Termination of Insurance Agency Contracts.

  1 provisions

  The section limits how fire or casualty insurance agency contracts may be terminated and requires renewal and commission payments in some cases.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 405:60. Revocation of Licenses.

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  The commissioner may revoke a company’s license if the company fails to pay certain taxes, fines, penalties, licenses, or fees, or does not comply with another legal requirement.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 264:21. Methods of Giving Proof of Financial Responsibility.

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  Proof of financial responsibility may be shown by filing an insurance or surety certificate, depositing money or securities, or satisfying the director about a corporation’s financial ability.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 485:32. Injuring Property.

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  It is an offence to willfully injure property of a water company or a city or town used to supply water to inhabitants.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 82:12. Express and Other Lines.

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  Express corporations or companies must state the total length of their rail or water route lines for the preceding year, including lines inside and outside the state.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 407:12. Adjustment and Payment of Loss.

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  The company must begin adjusting the loss within 15 days after notice of loss, and the insured may sue after 60 days from proof of loss.

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• United States — New Hampshire

  RSA 411:12. Noncompliance.

  1 provisions

  If a company fails to make the required deposit under RSA 411:8, the commissioner must notify it to stop issuing new policies until it complies.

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