Tennessee § 56-13-403 - Controlling provisions when conflict exists — Exemptions.
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§ 56-13-403. Controlling provisions when conflict exists — Exemptions.
No provisions of this title, other than those expressly provided in this part, shall apply to an SPFC, and those provisions apply only as modified by this part. If a conflict occurs between this title and this part, this part shall control. The commissioner, by rule, regulation, or order, may exempt an SPFC or its protected cells, on a case-by-case basis, from this chapter if the commissioner determines regulation under this chapter to be inappropriate given the nature of the risks to be insured. Acts 2011, ch. 468, § 1.
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