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(a) Except as expressly provided by this code, a provision of this code, other than this chapter, does not apply to a stipulated premium company organized under this chapter.
(b) A law enacted after August 28, 1961, does not apply to a stipulated premium company unless stipulated premium companies are expressly designated in the law.
(c) The following provisions of this code apply to a stipulated premium company:
(1) Article 21.47;
(2) Section 38.001;
(3) Chapter 86;
(4) Subchapter A, Chapter 401; 1
(6) Sections 403.001, 403.052, and 403.102;
(7) Subchapter A, Chapter 404; 2
(8) Section 421.001;
(9) Subchapter D, Chapter 425; 3
(10) Chapter 443;
(11) Chapter 493, other than Section 493.051(b);
(12) Chapter 541;
(13) Sections 801.001-801.002;
(14) Sections 801.051-801.055;
(15) Section 801.057;
(16) Sections 801.101-801.102;
(17) Subchapter A, Chapter 821; 4
(18) Chapter 824;
(19) Chapter 828;
(20) Section 841.251;
(21) Section 841.259;
(22) Section 841.261;
(23) Section 841.703; and
(24) Chapter 4152.
(d) The Securities Act (Title 12, Government Code) applies to a stipulated premium company.
(e) The Texas Business Corporation Act applies to a stipulated premium company to the extent that law is not inconsistent with an insurance law applicable to a stipulated premium company. The department shall perform a duty imposed by the Texas Business Corporation Act on the office of the secretary of state that is applicable to a stipulated premium company.
Cite this article: FindLaw.com - Texas Insurance Code - INS § 884.002. Applicability of Other Law to Company - last updated January 01, 2024 | https://codes.findlaw.com/tx/insurance-code/ins-sect-884-002/
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