Montana Code Annotated 1997

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     33-4-206. Initial qualifications. When applying for an original certificate of authority as an insurer newly organized in this state, the insurer must have surplus as required by 33-4-401, be otherwise qualified therefor under this code, and:
     (1) if a county mutual insurer, it must have received acceptable bona fide written applications from 25 separate persons for substantial insurance of the kinds of insurance proposed to be transacted, aggregating at least $100,000. Such applicants must have given to the insurer the obligations referred to in 33-4-508 or paid the premium required therefor, subject to the insurer qualifying to transact the kinds of insurance so applied for.
     (2) if a state mutual insurer, it must have received acceptable bona fide written applications from 100 separate persons, each for substantial insurance, aggregating at least $500,000 of the kinds of insurance proposed to be transacted. Such applicants must have given to the insurer the obligations referred to in 33-4-508 or paid the premium required therefor, subject to the insurer qualifying to transact the kinds of insurance so applied for.
     (3) if to insure growing crops against loss or damage by hail, it must have received applications for such hail insurance from not less than 100 persons resident in Montana owning in the aggregate not less than 5,000 acres of grain. Each such applicant must have given to the insurer the obligations referred to in 33-4-508 or paid the premium required therefor, subject to the insurer qualifying to transact insurance.

     History: En. Sec. 480, Ch. 286, L. 1959; R.C.M. 1947, 40-4813.

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