Wisconsin § 614.03 Orders imposing and relaxing restrictions.

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§ 614.03 — Orders imposing and relaxing restrictions.

Wisconsin § 614.03

Ch. 614Insurance — fraternals

Subch.subch. I of ch. 614 SUBCHAPTER I

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Wis. Stat. § 614.03 (2026).

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614.03 614.03(1) (1) Imposing restrictions. The commissioner may subject any fraternal not otherwise subject thereto to some or all of the restrictions of s. 611.28 (1) as incorporated by s. 614.28 , s. 611.33 (2) (a) 1. and 2. as incorporated by s. 614.33 , and s. 611.54 (1) (b) as incorporated by s. 614.54 , and s. 614.29 (2) . 614.03(2) (2) Orders eliminating restrictions. The commissioner may free a new fraternal from any or all of the restrictions generally applicable only to new fraternals under the provisions enumerated in sub.

(1)if satisfied that its financial condition, management or other circumstances give assurance that the interests of insureds and the public will not be endangered thereby.

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614.03
614.03(1) (1) Imposing restrictions. The commissioner may subject any fraternal not otherwise subject thereto to some or all of the restrictions of s. 611.28 (1) as incorporated by s. 614.28 , s. 611.33 (2) (a) 1. and 2. as incorporated by s. 614.33 , and s. 611.54 (1) (b) as incorporated by s. 614.54 , and s. 614.29 (2) .
614.03(2) (2) Orders eliminating restrictions. The commissioner may free a new fraternal from any or all of the restrictions generally applicable only to new fraternals under the provisions enumerated in sub. (1) if satisfied that its financial condition, management or other circumstances give assurance that the interests of insureds and the public will not be endangered thereby.