Texas § IN.4001.206 - TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF AGENT FOR CAUSE
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§ IN.4001.206. TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF AGENT FOR CAUSE
TERMINATION OF APPOINTMENT OF AGENT FOR CAUSE; LIABILITY. (a) On termination of the appointment of an agent for cause, the insurer or agent shall immediately file with the department a statement of the facts relating to the termination of the appointment and the date and cause of the termination. On receipt of the statement, the department shall record the termination of the appointment of that agent to represent the insurer in this state. (b) A document, record, statement, or other information required to be made or disclosed to the department under this section is a privileged and confidential communication and is not admissible in evidence in a court action or proceeding except under a subpoena issued by a court of record. (c) A person, including an insurer or an employee or agent of an insurer, who provides without malice information required to be disclosed under this section is not liable for providing the information. Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1274, Sec. 7, eff. April 1, 2005. SUBCHAPTER F. REGULATION OF AGENTS
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