Washington § 48.06.100 - Modification, revocation of permit.

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§ 48.06.100. Modification, revocation of permit.

(1) The commissioner may, for cause, modify a solicitation permit, or may, after a hearing, revoke any solicitation permit for violation of any provision of this code, or of the terms of the permit, or of any proper order of the commissioner, or for misrepresentation.
(2) The commissioner shall revoke a solicitation permit if requested in writing by a majority of the syndicate members, or by a majority of the incorporators and two-thirds of the subscribers to stock or applicants for insurance in the proposed incorporated insurer or corporation, or if he or she is so requested by a majority of the subscribers of a proposed reciprocal insurer.
[ 2009 c 549 s 7023; 1947 c 79 s .06.10; Rem. Supp. 1947 s 45.06.10.]

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