Kansas Statutes § 40-3617 Same; order of court, contents; effect of filing or recording order; accounting by rehabilitator; effect of entry of order.
A rehabilitation order appoints the commissioner as rehabilitator, requires the rehabilitator to take control of the insurer’s assets under court supervision, and requires accounting to the court. The order does not itself count as an anticipatory breach or retroactive cancellation ground for the insurer’s contracts, e
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A rehabilitation order appoints the commissioner as rehabilitator, requires the rehabilitator to take control of the insurer’s assets under court supervision, and requires accounting to the court. The order does not itself count as an anticipatory breach or retroactive cancellation ground for the insurer’s contracts, except for rehabilitator action under K.S.A. 40-3618.
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Kansas Statutes § 40-3617 Same; order of court, contents; effect of filing or recording order; accounting by rehabilitator; effect of entry of order.
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