Texas § 541.304 EVIDENTIARY USE OF COMPLIANCE OR ATTEMPT TO COMPLY.

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§ 541.304 — EVIDENTIARY USE OF COMPLIANCE OR ATTEMPT TO COMPLY.

Texas § 541.304

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 541.304 (2026).

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Sec. 541.304. EVIDENTIARY USE OF COMPLIANCE OR ATTEMPT TO COMPLY.

(a)Compliance or an attempt to comply with the department's requirement to refund premiums is:

(1)an offer to compromise;

(2)not admissible as evidence; and

(3)not an admission of engaging in an unlawful act or practice.

(b)A defendant may introduce evidence of compliance or an attempt to comply with the department's requirement for the purpose of:

(1)establishing good faith; or

(2)showing compliance with the department's requirement. SUBCHAPTER H. ASSURANCE OF VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE

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Sec. 541.304. EVIDENTIARY USE OF COMPLIANCE OR ATTEMPT TO COMPLY. (a) Compliance or an attempt to comply with the department's requirement to refund premiums is:
(1) an offer to compromise;
(2) not admissible as evidence; and
(3) not an admission of engaging in an unlawful act or practice.
(b) A defendant may introduce evidence of compliance or an attempt to comply with the department's requirement for the purpose of:
(1) establishing good faith; or
(2) showing compliance with the department's requirement.
SUBCHAPTER H. ASSURANCE OF VOLUNTARY COMPLIANCE