Montana § 33-4-511 Insurance Of Schools, Community Houses, And Churches

Montana Statutes

§ 33-4-511 — Insurance Of Schools, Community Houses, And Churches

Montana § 33-4-511

Title 33INSURANCE AND INSURANCE COMPANIES

Ch. 4FARM MUTUAL INSURERS

Part 5Insurance Operations

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Mont. Code Ann. § 33-4-511 (2026).

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33-4-511 . Insurance of schools, community houses, and churches.

(1)A contract of insurance effected upon the property of any school district, rural community house, rural church, or rural public building pursuant to 33-4-501 does not constitute the school district or the owners of the community house, church, or public building a member of the insurer.

(2)A contract of insurance effected upon any rural school building, rural community house, rural church, or other rural public building referred to in 33-4-501 (1)(d) is not invalid because the directors or any director or officer of the insurer at the time of effecting the insurance coverage was a trustee, director, insurance producer, custodian, or manager or in any way in control, supervision, or management of any or all of the propert

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33-4-511 . Insurance of schools, community houses, and churches. (1) A contract of insurance effected upon the property of any school district, rural community house, rural church, or rural public building pursuant to 33-4-501 does not constitute the school district or the owners of the community house, church, or public building a member of the insurer.
(2) A contract of insurance effected upon any rural school building, rural community house, rural church, or other rural public building referred to in 33-4-501 (1)(d) is not invalid because the directors or any director or officer of the insurer at the time of effecting the insurance coverage was a trustee, director, insurance producer, custodian, or manager or in any way in control, supervision, or management of any or all of the property insured.