Michigan § 500.6886 - Additional provisions of code applicable to domestic mutual insurers.

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§ 500.6886. Additional provisions of code applicable to domestic mutual insurers.

Sec. 6886.

Domestic mutual insurers transacting insurance under this chapter are also subject to the following additional chapters and provisions of this act as applicable:

(a)

Chapter 1.

(b)

Chapter 2.

(c)

Sections 403, 454, 460, and 476a.

(d)

Chapter 9.

(e)

Chapter 12.

(f)

Chapter 20.

(g)

Section 2236.

(h)

Chapter 50.

(i)

Chapter 52.

(j)

Chapter 76.

(k)

Chapter 81.

(l)

Chapter 83.

Source: official Michigan text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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