North Dakota § 26.1-12-09 Temporary capital on organization of mutual life insurance company - Retirement

North Dakota Statutes

§ 26.1-12-09 — Temporary capital on organization of mutual life insurance company - Retirement

North Dakota § 26.1-12-09

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-12Incorporated Mutual Insurance Companies

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-12-09 (2026).

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Retirement.
A mutual life insurance company may be organized with, and an existing mutual life
insurance company may establish, a temporary capital of not less than one hundred thousand
dollars which must be invested in the manner provided for the investment of its other funds. Out
of the net surplus of the company, the holders of the temporary capital stock may receive a
dividend of not more than eight percent per annum, and the dividend may be cumulative. The
capital stock may not be a liability of the company except that it must be retired as soon as, but
not before, the surplus of the company remaining after its retirement will equal at least the
amount of the temporary capital. At the time for the retirement of the capital stock, the holders
must receive from the company the par value

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Retirement.
A mutual life insurance company may be organized with, and an existing mutual life
insurance company may establish, a temporary capital of not less than one hundred thousand
dollars which must be invested in the manner provided for the investment of its other funds. Out
of the net surplus of the company, the holders of the temporary capital stock may receive a
dividend of not more than eight percent per annum, and the dividend may be cumulative. The
capital stock may not be a liability of the company except that it must be retired as soon as, but
not before, the surplus of the company remaining after its retirement will equal at least the
amount of the temporary capital. At the time for the retirement of the capital stock, the holders
must receive from the company the par value thereof and any dividends thereon due and
unpaid, and the stock must be surrendered and canceled, and the right to vote thereon ceases.