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Company law in United States — Tennessee

Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.

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• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 56-2-402 — Issuance of license to company controlled by foreign government prohibited

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  The commissioner must not grant a license or authorize insurance business for certain insurance entities controlled by a foreign government.

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  TCA § 56-3-108 — Dividends — Unauthorized payment — Penalty

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  Insurance-company directors, trustees, or managers must not declare dividends unless they come from surplus profits.

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  TCA § 35-7-110 — Manner of creating custodial property and effecting transfer — Designation of initial custodian — Control

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  Custodial property is created and transferred by specific registration, delivery, assignment, or written-instrument methods, and the transferor must place the custodian in control as soon as practicable.

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  TCA § 46-1-218 — Net earnings of improvement care trust fund sufficient for permanent maintenance and upkeep

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  The cemetery company may seek court relief to reduce or stop required trust-fund contributions if the fund is large enough and the board passes a resolution; the petition must include an audited balance sheet and follow confidentiality rules.

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  TCA § 61-3-1008 — Transfer of registration

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  A foreign entity must file a transfer-of-registration application and supporting information when a foreign limited partnership merges into it or converts into it in the stated circumstances.

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  TCA § 55-13-104 — Subsidization or discrimination prohibited

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  Manufacturers and wholesale distributors must not give subsidies to, or discriminate for or against, finance companies, finance agencies, or classes of persons; those finance entities must not accept such subsidies or discriminatory benefits.

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  TCA § 65-7-103 — Conditions precedent to subscription

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  Before a county or incorporated city/town subscribes under this chapter, the railroad company must submit an application and supporting materials to the relevant local official.

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  TCA § 7-38-104 — Exemption from military service

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  These company members and fire companies in incorporated towns or cities are exempt from military duty during peacetime.

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  TCA § 56-21-113 — Guaranty capitalized companies maintaining reinsurance reserves may limit premiums in policies

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  Qualified companies may cap policyholders’ liability at the premium amount stated in the policy or insurance contract, and collect premiums as provided there.

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  TCA § 55-9-201 — Horn — Bells, sirens or exhaust whistles on emergency vehicles — Penalty for violations

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  Motor vehicles must have a working horn, and sirens or similar whistles are generally prohibited except for stated emergency and business exceptions. Violations are Class C misdemeanors.

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  TCA § 56-3-402 — Investment of assets by certain domestic insurance companies

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  Domestic insurance companies may invest assets only in the categories and limits listed here.

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• United States — Tennessee

  TCA § 56-11-105 — Registration of insurers and health maintenance organizations — Statements — Disclaimer of affiliation

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  Covered insurers and health maintenance organizations must register and keep filings current, and the commissioner may require related disclosures and allow certain filing alternatives.

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