Missouri § 41.910 - Adjutant general may elect to purchase insurance or be self-insurer.

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§ 41.910. Adjutant general may elect to purchase insurance or be self-insurer.

The adjutant general may exercise the option to self-insure or to purchase insurance in the best interest of the state and may do what is necessary to carry out the purposes of sections 41.900 to 41.940.

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(L. 1967 p. 119 § 2)

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