Texas § IN.4055.203 - AUTHORITY OF SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITY OR FRANCHISEE
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§ IN.4055.203. AUTHORITY OF SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITY OR FRANCHISEE
AUTHORITY OF SELF-SERVICE STORAGE FACILITY OR FRANCHISEE. A self-service storage facility or franchisee licensed under this chapter may act as an agent for any authorized insurer only: (1) in connection with the rental of storage space; and (2) with respect to: (A) hazard insurance coverage provided to a renter for loss of or damage to tangible personal property in storage or in transit during the rental period; or (B) any other coverage the commissioner approves as meaningful and appropriate in connection with the rental of storage space. Added by Acts 2003, 78th Leg., ch. 1274, Sec. 7, eff. April 1, 2005. SUBCHAPTER F. PORTABLE ELECTRONIC VENDOR LICENSE
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