Texas § IN.1131.758 - CERTAIN POLICIES AND PLANS UNAFFECTED

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§ IN.1131.758. CERTAIN POLICIES AND PLANS UNAFFECTED

CERTAIN POLICIES AND PLANS UNAFFECTED. This subchapter does not impair or otherwise affect: (1) a policy issued before August 28, 1961; (2) a plan of wholesale, franchise, or employee life insurance in effect before August 28, 1961, if the plan was legal on the date policies were issued under the plan; or (3) a policy issued on a salary savings franchise plan, bank deduction plan, pre-authorized check plan, or similar plan of premium collection. Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1419, Sec. 2, eff. June 1, 2003. SUBCHAPTER Q. EXTENSION OF GROUP LIFE INSURANCE TO SPOUSES AND CHILDREN

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