Indiana § 27-1-41-11 - Administrative rules
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§ 27-1-41-11. Administrative rules
Sec. 11. The department may adopt rules under IC 4-22-2 to implement this chapter.
As added by P.L.32-2012, SEC.2.
IC 27-1-42Chapter 42. Certificates of Insurance
27-1-42-1Application of chapter 27-1-42-2"Certificate of insurance" 27-1-42-3"Commissioner" 27-1-42-4"Department" 27-1-42-5"Insurance producer" 27-1-42-6"Insurer" 27-1-42-7"Person" 27-1-42-8"Property or casualty insurance" 27-1-42-9Unfair or deceptive acts 27-1-42-10Limits of certificate of insurance 27-1-42-11Preparation of certificate of insurance 27-1-42-12Not a warranty 27-1-42-13Notice rights are under policy 27-1-42-14Violations of chapter 27-1-42-15Examinations and penalties 27-1-42-16Rulemaking
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