Indiana § 27-4-4-8 - Short title
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§ 27-4-4-8. Short title
Sec. 8. This chapter may be cited as the Unauthorized Insurers Process Act.
Formerly: Acts 1955, c.203, s.9. As amended by P.L.252-1985, SEC.164.
IC 27-4-5Chapter 5. Unauthorized Insurers Act
27-4-5-1Purpose; legislative declaration 27-4-5-2Prohibition of unauthorized insurance business; exceptions; business by mail; venue; validity of contract; right to defend; prerequisites to action 27-4-5-3Injunction 27-4-5-4Appointment of attorney for service of process; method of service 27-4-5-5Prerequisites to pleading; deposit to secure payment of judgment; procuring certificate of authority; motion to quash 27-4-5-6Enforcement of orders in domestic or foreign courts; definitions; list of reciprocal states; enforcement of foreign decrees; stay; fees 27-4-5-7Repealed 27-4-5-8Short title
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