New York § 2322 Final determination; procedure on orders without hearing

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§ 2322 — Final determination; procedure on orders without hearing

New York § 2322

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N.Y. Insurance § 2322 (2026).

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§ 2322. Final determination; procedure on orders without hearing.

(a)\nAfter a final determination against an insurer, the amount of any\novercharge received by such insurer during the pendency of the\nproceedings, with interest thereon, shall upon demand be refunded by the\ninsurer to the persons entitled thereto.\n (b) Any insurer or rate service organization to which the\nsuperintendent has directed an order made without a hearing may, within\nthirty days after notice to it of the order, make written request to the\nsuperintendent for a hearing. Pending a hearing and a decision\naffirming, reversing or modifying his previous action, the\nsuperintendent may suspend or postpone the effective date of his\nprevious action.\n

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§ 2322. Final determination; procedure on orders without hearing. (a)\nAfter a final determination against an insurer, the amount of any\novercharge received by such insurer during the pendency of the\nproceedings, with interest thereon, shall upon demand be refunded by the\ninsurer to the persons entitled thereto.\n (b) Any insurer or rate service organization to which the\nsuperintendent has directed an order made without a hearing may, within\nthirty days after notice to it of the order, make written request to the\nsuperintendent for a hearing. Pending a hearing and a decision\naffirming, reversing or modifying his previous action, the\nsuperintendent may suspend or postpone the effective date of his\nprevious action.\n