Massachusetts Statutes

§ 90B — Policies; issuance by mutual fidelity and corporate surety companies; guaranty capital; members

Massachusetts·Part I ADMINISTRATION OF THE GOVERNMENT·Title XXII CORPORATIONS·Ch. 175 INSURANCE
Section 90B. No policy shall be issued by a mutual company formed to transact business under the fourth clause of section forty-seven until it has established a fully paid up guaranty capital of not less than the combined capital and surplus provisions required under section forty-eight which shall be subject to the provisions of section seventy-nine, except as hereinafter and in section ninety-three D provided.Any such company may, subject to all the provisions of section seventy-nine relative to the increase of the guaranty capital of a domestic mutual fire company increase said guaranty capital subject to the written approval of the commissioner. While a company is transacting business under said fourth clause, the provisions of section seventy-nine relative to the retirement of guarant

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