Section 27-3-31 Domestic Insurer May Transfer Domicile to Another State and Be Admitted as Foreign Insurer If so Qualified; Approval of Commissioner of Insurance; Effect of Interests of Policyholders.
A domestic insurer may move its domicile to another state if the Commissioner of Insurance approves and the insurer is admitted there to do business.
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Section 27-3-31 Domestic Insurer May Transfer Domicile to Another State and Be Admitted as Foreign Insurer If so Qualified; Approval of Commissioner of Insurance; Effect of Interests of Policyholders.
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