Vermont § 4242 - General provisions of Plan The Plan shall provide:

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§ 4242. General provisions of Plan The Plan shall provide:

  • (1) reasonable rules for the distribution of risks on an equitable basis under either
    a pooled or assigned plan; (2) rates applicable to, and based upon, that class of risks as described in section 4241 of this title to which the Plan applies; (3) limits of liability and coverages as described in section 4241 of this title that shall be not less favorable to the insured than is provided in 23 V.S.A. chapter 11, where that chapter is applicable to the insured; (4) a method whereby applicants, insureds, and insurers are entitled to a hearing before
    the Commissioner of Financial Regulation, for the settlement of grievances. (Added 1969, No. 63, § 3; amended 1989, No. 225 (Adj

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