§ 27-1-12-24 — Offering stock or certificates as inducement for purchase of insurance or annuity; revocation of authority

No life insurance company doing business
in this state shall issue in this state, nor permit its agents, officers, or
employees to issue or deliver in this state, agency company stock or
other capital stock, or benefit certificates or shares in any common-law
corporation, or securities, or any special advisory board or other
contracts of any kind promising returns and profits as an inducement
to insurance or for the purchase of an annuity; and no life insurance
company shall be authorized to do business in this state which issues
or permits its agents, officers, or employees to issue in this state or in
any other state or territory agency company stock or other capital stock,
or benefit certificates or shares in any common-law corporation, or
securities, or any special advisory board or other contracts of any kind
promising returns and profits as an inducement to insurance or for the
purchase of an annuity; and no corporation or stock company acting as
agent of a life insurance company nor any of its agents, officers, or
employees shall be permitted to sell, agree to offer or sell, or give or
offer to give, directly or indirectly, in any manner whatsoever, any
share of stock, securities, bonds, or agreement of any form or nature
promising returns and profits as an inducement to insurance or for the
purchase of an annuity; or in connection therewith. The department
may, upon due proof after notice and hearing that any such company or
agent thereof has violated any of the provisions of this section, revoke
the authority of the company or agent so offending.
Formerly: Acts 1935, c.162, s.163.