Esheria Regulatory Atlas
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.
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United States — Tennessee
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A foreign company admitted to do business may appoint U.S.-citizen trustees approved by the commissioner to hold trust funds for its U.S. policyholders and creditors.
United States — Tennessee
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An insurance company may demand return of some or all of its deposited securities if Tennessee policyholders will not be harmed, and the commissioner may then deliver them back.
United States — Tennessee
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This section defines distributable and localized property and tells the comptroller of the treasury how to apportion them among taxing districts.
United States — Tennessee
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A company may file a written notice choosing a later operative date for this chapter; if it does not choose, the operative date is March 13, 1980.
United States — Tennessee
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Railroad companies may ask the governor to commission designated employees as railroad police officers, and those officers must meet oath, bond, filing, identification, and certification requirements.
United States — Tennessee
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Policyholder contingent liabilities must be computed as contingent assets of the company, and certain unpaid premiums and premium notes due within 12 months must be computed as ledger assets of the company.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner may examine county mutual insurance companies, and must do so at least every five years for companies with a certificate of authority; the company must pay examination costs, and examination materials are confidential.
United States — Tennessee
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Profits from certain short-term equity trades may belong to the company and can be recovered by the company.
United States — Tennessee
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County mutual insurance companies must file an annual statement with the commissioner by March 1, follow required filing and accounting rules, and may pay dividends only within stated limits and filing requirements.
United States — Tennessee
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A bank or trust company may invest trust department assets in certain registered investment company securities, and courts may only find fiduciary abuse when the decision exceeds fiduciary discretion.
United States — Tennessee
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The commissioner keeps authority to regulate insurance companies, and may require a domestic company to be run safely after a plan of exchange takes effect.
United States — Tennessee
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If another state’s laws impose extra burdens on Tennessee title insurance companies or their agents, similar companies and agents doing business in Tennessee must be treated the same way and pay the same taxes and fees.
United States — Tennessee
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A state stock fire insurance company may contract with an authorized insurance company to reinsure some or all of its outstanding fire risk.
United States — Tennessee
1 provisions
A person must not damage the company’s pipes, fixtures, or other property, or turn on water or make connections after the company has shut them off.
United States — Tennessee
1 provisions
Insurance companies must notify fire officials when they suspect a fire loss was not accidental, share relevant information when requested, and cooperate with the investigation.
United States — Tennessee
1 provisions
Partnerships and companies that need a license must put every member’s name on the license; the clerk must keep a copy for inspection.
United States — Tennessee
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This section does not create a new tax; it sets how taxes already collected from cemetery companies are allocated.
United States — Tennessee
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Railroad companies may buy, lease, operate, hold, sell, and finance railroad property and railroad-company securities, subject to stockholder approval and notice requirements for endorsing or guaranteeing bonds.
United States — Tennessee
1 provisions
Before issuing a certificate of authority to an insurance company, the commissioner must be satisfied the company is qualified to do business in the state.
United States — Tennessee
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Insurance companies doing business in the state must print the company’s address on covered policies issued after July 1, 1991.