Alabama § 27-30-6.1 Authority to Increase Paid-In Capital Stock and Paid-In Surplus; Contracts or Policies on Any One Life and Accidental Death Benefits

Alabama Statutes

§ 27-30-6.1 — Authority to Increase Paid-In Capital Stock and Paid-In Surplus; Contracts or Policies on Any One Life and Accidental Death Benefits

Alabama § 27-30-6.1

Title 27Insurance

Ch. 30Mutual Aid Associations

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Ala. Code § 27-30-6.1 (2026).

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(a)All mutual aid associations which have held valid certificates of authority under Sections 27-30-1 through 27-30-33 for a period of five years prior to June 8, 1984, are hereby authorized to increase the paid-in capital stock and paid-in surplus of the association. Any association maintaining a minimum surplus of $100,000.00 is authorized to provide contracts or policies on any one life not to exceed five percent of the capital of such association, and to provide accidental death benefits on any one life so insured not to exceed the amount of life insurance provided.

(b)The provisions of subsection (a) of this section shall additionally apply to all mutual aid associations, after said associations have completed five years of operations and are in compliance with the Insurance Code of

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(a) All mutual aid associations which have held valid certificates of authority under Sections 27-30-1 through 27-30-33 for a period of five years prior to June 8, 1984, are hereby authorized to increase the paid-in capital stock and paid-in surplus of the association. Any association maintaining a minimum surplus of $100,000.00 is authorized to provide contracts or policies on any one life not to exceed five percent of the capital of such association, and to provide accidental death benefits on any one life so insured not to exceed the amount of life insurance provided.
(b) The provisions of subsection (a) of this section shall additionally apply to all mutual aid associations, after said associations have completed five years of operations and are in compliance with the Insurance Code of Alabama.