Alabama § 27-34-31 Life Benefit Certificate - Prohibited Provisions

Alabama Statutes

§ 27-34-31 — Life Benefit Certificate - Prohibited Provisions

Alabama·Title 27 Insurance·Ch. 34 Fraternal Benefit Societies

After January 1, 1973, no life benefit certificate shall be delivered or issued for delivery in this state containing, in substance, any of the following provisions:

(1)Any provision limiting the time with which any action may be commenced to less than two years after the cause of action accrues;

(2)Any provision by which the certificate purports to be issued or to take effect more than six months before the original application for the certificate was made, except in case of transfer from one form of certificate to another in connection with which the member is to receive credit for any reserve accumulation under the form of certificate from which the transfer is made; or

(3)Any provision for forfeiture of the certificate for failure to repay any loan thereon or to pay interest on such

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After January 1, 1973, no life benefit certificate shall be delivered or issued for delivery in this state containing, in substance, any of the following provisions:
(1) Any provision limiting the time with which any action may be commenced to less than two years after the cause of action accrues;
(2) Any provision by which the certificate purports to be issued or to take effect more than six months before the original application for the certificate was made, except in case of transfer from one form of certificate to another in connection with which the member is to receive credit for any reserve accumulation under the form of certificate from which the transfer is made; or
(3) Any provision for forfeiture of the certificate for failure to repay any loan thereon or to pay interest on such loan which the total indebtedness, including interest, is less than the loan value of the certificate.

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