Idaho § 41-6210

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§ 41-6210.

guaranty. The provisions of the Idaho insurance guaranty association act, chapter 36, title 41 , Idaho Code, shall not apply to any motor vehicle service contract, mechanical breakdown insurance or motor vehicle service contract liability insurance policy, as defined in this chapter, and no claim under any motor vehicle service contract, mechanical breakdown insurance or motor vehicle service contract liability insurance policy shall be deemed to be a "covered claim" within the scope of section 41-3605 (7), Idaho Code, as to which the Idaho insurance guaranty association has any obligation under section 41-3608 , Idaho Code, or other provisions of chapter 36, title 41 , Idaho Code.

[41-6210, added 2018, ch. 116, sec. 2, p. 246.]

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