Delaware § 3805 - General surplus; special contingent surplus.

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§ 3805. General surplus; special contingent surplus.

(a) The Commissioner may determine, at his or her discretion, the amount of a general surplus, if any, that the dental plan organization shall be required to maintain.

(b) A dental plan organization utilizing in the aggregate the services of more than 10 full-time equivalent dentists shall accumulate and maintain a special contingent surplus in excess of its assets over liabilities the rate of 2 percent annually of its net contract and certificate income until the surplus totals $50,000.

63 Del. Laws, c. 49, §  1;  70 Del. Laws, c. 186, §  1; 

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