Rhode Island § 27-5-30 § 27-5-30. Funds established under prior law.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 27-5-30 — § 27-5-30. Funds established under prior law.

Rhode Island § 27-5-30

Title 27Insurance

Ch. 27-5Fire Insurance Policies and Reserves

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 27-5-30 (2026).

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§ 27-5-30. Funds established under prior law.
The action of any company organized under the laws of this state authorized to do
            a fire insurance business in constituting and setting apart guaranty surplus and special
            reserve funds under the provisions of §§ 26 to 33 of chapter 181 of the General Laws
            of 1896, or of chapter 307 of the Public Laws of 1896, or under any prior act of the
            general assembly, is hereby confirmed and approved and those companies may continue
            to hold and maintain the funds so constituted and set apart, subject to the terms
            and provisions of §§ 27-5-15 — 27-5-31; and provided, that as to all policies issued prior to July 1, 19

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§ 27-5-30. Funds established under prior law.

The action of any company organized under the laws of this state authorized to do a fire insurance business in constituting and setting apart guaranty surplus and special reserve funds under the provisions of §§ 26 to 33 of chapter 181 of the General Laws of 1896, or of chapter 307 of the Public Laws of 1896, or under any prior act of the general assembly, is hereby confirmed and approved and those companies may continue to hold and maintain the funds so constituted and set apart, subject to the terms and provisions of §§ 27-5-15 — 27-5-31; and provided, that as to all policies issued prior to July 1, 1907, and which by their terms are made subject to §§ 26 to 33 of chapter 181 of the General Laws of 1896 and chapter 307 of the Public Laws of 1896, those sections and acts shall remain in full force and effect.