Texas § 462.201 COVERED CLAIMS IN GENERAL.

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§ 462.201 — COVERED CLAIMS IN GENERAL.

Texas § 462.201

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 462.201 (2026).

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Sec. 462.201. COVERED CLAIMS IN GENERAL. A claim is a covered claim if:

(1)the claim is an unpaid claim;

(2)the claim is made under an insurance policy to which this chapter applies that is:

(A)issued by an insurer authorized to engage in business in this state; or

(B)assumed by an insurer authorized to engage in business in this state that issues an assumption certificate to the insured;

(3)the claim arises out of the policy and is within the coverage and applicable limits of the policy;

(4)the insurer that issued the policy or assumed the policy under an assumption certificate issued to the insured is an impaired insurer; and

(5)the claim:

(A)is made by a liability claimant or insured who is a resident of this state at the time of the insured event; or

(B)is a first-party claim

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Sec. 462.201. COVERED CLAIMS IN GENERAL. A claim is a covered claim if:
(1) the claim is an unpaid claim;
(2) the claim is made under an insurance policy to which this chapter applies that is:
(A) issued by an insurer authorized to engage in business in this state; or
(B) assumed by an insurer authorized to engage in business in this state that issues an assumption certificate to the insured;
(3) the claim arises out of the policy and is within the coverage and applicable limits of the policy;
(4) the insurer that issued the policy or assumed the policy under an assumption certificate issued to the insured is an impaired insurer; and
(5) the claim:
(A) is made by a liability claimant or insured who is a resident of this state at the time of the insured event; or
(B) is a first-party claim for damage to property that is permanently located in this state.