Texas § 1152.001 APPLICABILITY OF CODE.

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§ 1152.001 — APPLICABILITY OF CODE.

Texas § 1152.001

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Sec. 1152.001. APPLICABILITY OF CODE.

(a)Except as provided by Subsection (b), this code applies to separate accounts described by this chapter and contracts relating to those accounts.

(b)The following sections do not apply to the separate accounts and contracts:

(1)Sections 882.303 and 882.703 ;

(2)Subchapters H and J, Chapter 882 ;

(3)Sections 1101.002 (b), 1101.005 , 1101.009 , 1101.012 , 1101.052 , 1101.055 , and 1101.152-1101.156;

(4)Chapter 1105 ; and

(5)Section 1131.103 .

(c)A separate account established under former Article 3.39 Part III, 3.72, or 3.73 is considered to be established under this chapter. A policy or other agreement issued before September 1, 1984, under one of those articles remains subject to the article, as the article existed immediately before Septembe

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Sec. 1152.001. APPLICABILITY OF CODE. (a) Except as provided by Subsection (b), this code applies to separate accounts described by this chapter and contracts relating to those accounts.
(b) The following sections do not apply to the separate accounts and contracts:
(1) Sections 882.303 and 882.703 ;
(2) Subchapters H and J, Chapter 882 ;
(3) Sections 1101.002 (b), 1101.005 , 1101.009 , 1101.012 , 1101.052 , 1101.055 , and 1101.152-1101.156;
(4) Chapter 1105 ; and
(5) Section 1131.103 .
(c) A separate account established under former Article 3.39 Part III, 3.72, or 3.73 is considered to be established under this chapter. A policy or other agreement issued before September 1, 1984, under one of those articles remains subject to the article, as the article existed immediately before September 1, 1984.