Texas § IN.884.102 - TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
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§ IN.884.102. TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
TEMPORARY CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. (a) If the commissioner makes a determination favorable to the applicants on all issues under Section 884.059 (a), the department, on compliance with the requirements of Section 884.101 , shall promptly issue to the company a temporary certificate of authority. The temporary certificate must limit the activities of the company solely to negotiating and obtaining a direct reinsurance agreement, as described by Subchapter L, with a company that on August 28, 1961, was chartered and doing business under former Chapter 14 of this code. (b) A temporary certificate of authority expires on the first anniversary of its date of issuance unless the department renews it for an additional one-year period. (c) On the expiration of a temporary certificate of authority the incorporators of the stipulated premium company to which the certificate was issued shall promptly surrender the company's charter to the department for cancellation. Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1419, Sec. 1, eff. June 1, 2003.
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