Texas § 2602.012 APPEALS.

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§ 2602.012 — APPEALS.

Texas § 2602.012

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 2602.012 (2026).

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Sec. 2602.012. APPEALS.

(a)A title insurance company may appeal to the commissioner an action or ruling of the association relating to an assessment.

(b)An action or ruling of the commissioner under this chapter may be appealed as provided by Subchapter D , Chapter 36 .

(c)A title insurance company appealing an assessment shall pay the assessment. The association may use the money to meet its obligations while the appeal is pending. If the appeal on the assessment is upheld, the association shall return to the company the amount paid in error or excess.

(d)Venue in a suit relating to an action or ruling under this chapter is in Travis County. Each party to the action may appeal, and the appeal is at once returnable to the appellate court and has precedence over all cases of a different

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Sec. 2602.012. APPEALS. (a) A title insurance company may appeal to the commissioner an action or ruling of the association relating to an assessment.
(b) An action or ruling of the commissioner under this chapter may be appealed as provided by Subchapter D , Chapter 36 .
(c) A title insurance company appealing an assessment shall pay the assessment. The association may use the money to meet its obligations while the appeal is pending. If the appeal on the assessment is upheld, the association shall return to the company the amount paid in error or excess.
(d) Venue in a suit relating to an action or ruling under this chapter is in Travis County. Each party to the action may appeal, and the appeal is at once returnable to the appellate court and has precedence over all cases of a different character pending before the court. The commissioner or association is not required to give an appeal bond in an appeal of a cause of action arising under this chapter.