Indiana § 27-7-9-18 - Reports; claims
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§ 27-7-9-18. Reports; claims
Sec. 18. The department of insurance shall, every three (3) years beginning not later than November 1, 2001, publish a report regarding mine subsidence insurance provided under this chapter, including the:
(1) number of claims filed;
(2) amount paid for each claim; and
(3) amount remaining in the mine subsidence insurance fund established under section 7 of this chapter;
since the date of the previous publication of the report under this section.
As added by P.L.182-2001, SEC.5.
IC 27-7-10Chapter 10. Risk Retention Groups
27-7-10-1"Commissioner" defined 27-7-10-2"Completed operations liability" defined 27-7-10-3"Domicile" defined 27-7-10-4"Hazardous financial condition" defined 27-7-10-5"Insurance" defined 27-7-10-6"Liability" defined 27-7-10-7"Personal risk liability" defined 27-7-10-8"Plan of operation or feasibility study" defined 27-7-10-9"Product liability" defined 27-7-10-10"Purchasing group" defined 27-7-10-11"Risk retention group" defined 27-7-10-12"State" defined 27-7-10-13Establishment of risk retention groups; certificate of authority; submission of plan of operation or feasibility study; revision of plan; required information 27-7-10-14Foreign risk retention groups seeking to do or doing business in Indiana; required information 27-7-10-15Premium taxes and taxes on premiums; liability; report of premiums; policy records 27-7-10-16Foreign risk retention groups; compliance with business practice provisions 27-7-10-17Examination of foreign risk retention groups 27-7-10-18Notice; applications and policies 27-7-10-19Prohibited acts 27-7-10-20Insurance company membership in risk retention group 27-7-10-21Prohibited coverage 27-7-10-22Financial impairment of foreign risk retention group; violations of chapter; compliance requirements 27-7-10-23Insurance insolvency guaranty fund 27-7-10-24Countersignature on policies 27-7-10-25Purchasing groups and their insurers; application of Indiana law; exemptions 27-7-10-26Purchasing groups; notice of intent to do business; required information; agent for service of process; exemptions 27-7-10-27Purchasing groups; purchase of insurance from risk retention groups; limitations; notice to members; deductibles; aggregate limits 27-7-10-28Premium taxes; taxes on premiums; calculations 27-7-10-29Enforcement; scope of authority 27-7-10-30Solicitation, negotiation, or procurement of liability insurance; license requirements 27-7-10-31Purchasing groups; solicitation, negotiation, or procurement of liability insurance; license requirements 27-7-10-32Insurance producers for risk retention groups; residence; notice 27-7-10-33Injunctions 27-7-10-34Rules to implement chapter
Source: official Indiana text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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