Texas § 886.103 ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, CONSTITUTION, AND BYLAWS.

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§ 886.103 — ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, CONSTITUTION, AND BYLAWS.

Texas § 886.103

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Tex. Insurance Code Code Ann. § 886.103 (2026).

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Sec. 886.103. ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, CONSTITUTION, AND BYLAWS.

(a)The articles of association of a local mutual aid association must state:

(1)the name of the association, which must be distinctly different from other associations operating in the same area;

(2)the purpose for which the association is created, including the upper and lower age limits of individuals to whom benefit certificates may be issued;

(3)the location of the principal office of the association;

(4)the territory in which the association will engage in business;

(5)the titles of the officers of the association; and

(6)the number of directors of the association.

(b)The constitution and bylaws of the association may not violate, and must be in harmony with, this chapter.

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Sec. 886.103. ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION, CONSTITUTION, AND BYLAWS. (a) The articles of association of a local mutual aid association must state:
(1) the name of the association, which must be distinctly different from other associations operating in the same area;
(2) the purpose for which the association is created, including the upper and lower age limits of individuals to whom benefit certificates may be issued;
(3) the location of the principal office of the association;
(4) the territory in which the association will engage in business;
(5) the titles of the officers of the association; and
(6) the number of directors of the association.
(b) The constitution and bylaws of the association may not violate, and must be in harmony with, this chapter.