North Dakota § 26.1-12-18 Premiums and contingent liabilities to be stated in bylaws and on policy - Collection of premiums

North Dakota Statutes

§ 26.1-12-18 — Premiums and contingent liabilities to be stated in bylaws and on policy - Collection of premiums

North Dakota § 26.1-12-18

Title 26.1Insurance

Ch. 26.1-12Incorporated Mutual Insurance Companies

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N.D. Cent. Code § 26.1-12-18 (2026).

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Collection of premiums.
A mutual insurance company, other than a mutual life insurance company, shall charge and
collect the full mutual premium upon its policies in cash or in the form of a note. It may fix in its
bylaws the contingent mutual liability of its members for the payment of losses and expenses
not provided for by the cash funds of the company, but the contingent liability of a member, if
any, may not be less than a sum equal, and in addition to, the cash premium written in the
policy. The total amount of the liability of a policyholder must be stated clearly and legibly upon
the face of each policy. A policy may not be issued for a cash premium without an additional
contingent premium unless the company has a surplus which is not less in amount than the
surplus required of dom

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Collection of premiums.
A mutual insurance company, other than a mutual life insurance company, shall charge and
collect the full mutual premium upon its policies in cash or in the form of a note. It may fix in its
bylaws the contingent mutual liability of its members for the payment of losses and expenses
not provided for by the cash funds of the company, but the contingent liability of a member, if
any, may not be less than a sum equal, and in addition to, the cash premium written in the
policy. The total amount of the liability of a policyholder must be stated clearly and legibly upon
the face of each policy. A policy may not be issued for a cash premium without an additional
contingent premium unless the company has a surplus which is not less in amount than the
surplus required of domestic stock insurance companies transacting the same kinds of
insurance.