Texas § 885.205 REVOCATION OF FOREIGN FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

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§ 885.205 — REVOCATION OF FOREIGN FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

Texas § 885.205

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 885.205 (2026).

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Sec. 885.205. REVOCATION OF FOREIGN FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

(a)The commissioner may revoke a foreign fraternal benefit society's certificate of authority to engage in business in this state if, on the date stated in the notice under Section 885.204 , the society:

(1)has not, to the commissioner's satisfaction, removed the commissioner's objections; or

(2)does not present good and sufficient reason why its certificate of authority should not be revoked.

(b)Section 885.203 applies to a decision by the commissioner to revoke a foreign fraternal benefit society's authority to engage in business in this state as if it were a decision to refuse to issue a certificate of authority.

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Sec. 885.205. REVOCATION OF FOREIGN FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY'S CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY. (a) The commissioner may revoke a foreign fraternal benefit society's certificate of authority to engage in business in this state if, on the date stated in the notice under Section 885.204 , the society:
(1) has not, to the commissioner's satisfaction, removed the commissioner's objections; or
(2) does not present good and sufficient reason why its certificate of authority should not be revoked.
(b) Section 885.203 applies to a decision by the commissioner to revoke a foreign fraternal benefit society's authority to engage in business in this state as if it were a decision to refuse to issue a certificate of authority.