North Carolina § 58-45-65 - 1. Association to be audited.
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§ 58-45-65. 1. Association to be audited.
The Association shall be audited on an annual basis by an auditor selected by the Commissioner. History (2009-472, s. 1.) Editor's Note. - Session Laws 2009-472, s. 7, provides: "The North Carolina Rate Bureau shall file for approval by the Commissioner no later than February 1, 2010, rating plans for policies under its jurisdiction in the beach and coastal areas of North Carolina that include a deductible for named storm wind and hail losses of one percent (1%) of the insured value of the property." Session Laws 2009-472, s. 10, contains a severability clause. Session Laws 2009-472, s. 11, made this section effective August 26, 2009, and applicable to policies filed, issued, or renewed on or after that date.
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