Texas § 884.052 ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

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§ 884.052 — ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

Texas § 884.052

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 884.052 (2026).

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Sec. 884.052. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION.

(a)Articles of incorporation of a stipulated premium company must specify:

(1)the name and place of residence of each incorporator;

(2)the name of the proposed stipulated premium company;

(3)the location of the proposed company's home office;

(4)the kinds of insurance business the proposed company will transact;

(5)the amount of the proposed company's capital stock;

(6)the number of shares of the proposed company's capital stock; and

(7)the period of the proposed company's duration, which may not exceed 500 years.

(b)The incorporators of a stipulated premium company may include other provisions in the articles of incorporation.

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Sec. 884.052. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. (a) Articles of incorporation of a stipulated premium company must specify:
(1) the name and place of residence of each incorporator;
(2) the name of the proposed stipulated premium company;
(3) the location of the proposed company's home office;
(4) the kinds of insurance business the proposed company will transact;
(5) the amount of the proposed company's capital stock;
(6) the number of shares of the proposed company's capital stock; and
(7) the period of the proposed company's duration, which may not exceed 500 years.
(b) The incorporators of a stipulated premium company may include other provisions in the articles of incorporation.