Texas § 885.152 ELIGIBILITY TO PROVIDE BENEFITS.

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§ 885.152 — ELIGIBILITY TO PROVIDE BENEFITS.

Texas § 885.152

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 885.152 (2026).

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Sec. 885.152. ELIGIBILITY TO PROVIDE BENEFITS. After June 1, 1965, a corporation, society, order, or voluntary association may qualify as a fraternal benefit society as defined by Section 885.051 for the purpose of providing for the payment of benefits as provided by Section 885.301 only if it:

(1)has at least 500 members and at least 10 lodges; and

(2)has been in continuous operation for at least the five years preceding the filing of its articles of incorporation or association as provided by Section 885.153 .

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Sec. 885.152. ELIGIBILITY TO PROVIDE BENEFITS. After June 1, 1965, a corporation, society, order, or voluntary association may qualify as a fraternal benefit society as defined by Section 885.051 for the purpose of providing for the payment of benefits as provided by Section 885.301 only if it:
(1) has at least 500 members and at least 10 lodges; and
(2) has been in continuous operation for at least the five years preceding the filing of its articles of incorporation or association as provided by Section 885.153 .