Montana § 33-4-201 Eligible Incorporators

Montana Statutes

§ 33-4-201 — Eligible Incorporators

Montana § 33-4-201

Title 33INSURANCE AND INSURANCE COMPANIES

Ch. 4FARM MUTUAL INSURERS

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Mont. Code Ann. § 33-4-201 (2026).

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33-4-201 . Eligible incorporators.

(1)One hundred or more individuals residing in this state, each of whom is 18 years of age or more, who collectively own farm property as referred to in 33-4-501 (1)(a) valued at not less than $500,000 which they desire to insure, and each of whom owns farm lands or ranch lands situated in this state valued at not less than $5,000, may incorporate a state mutual insurer.

(2)Twenty-five or more individuals residing in this state, each of whom is 18 years or more of age, each of whom owns farm land or ranch land valued at $5,000 or more in the county wherein is to be located the principal office of the proposed insurer or in any county in this state contiguous with such county, and who collectively own in such counties farm property referred to in 33-4-50

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33-4-201 . Eligible incorporators. (1) One hundred or more individuals residing in this state, each of whom is 18 years of age or more, who collectively own farm property as referred to in 33-4-501 (1)(a) valued at not less than $500,000 which they desire to insure, and each of whom owns farm lands or ranch lands situated in this state valued at not less than $5,000, may incorporate a state mutual insurer.
(2) Twenty-five or more individuals residing in this state, each of whom is 18 years or more of age, each of whom owns farm land or ranch land valued at $5,000 or more in the county wherein is to be located the principal office of the proposed insurer or in any county in this state contiguous with such county, and who collectively own in such counties farm property referred to in 33-4-501 (1)(a) valued at not less than $125,000 which they desire to insure, may incorporate a county mutual insurer.