Cal. INS § 10209.1
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 10209.1, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
An individual certificate shall be individualized, except that in the case of an individual certificate issued under a group policy which requires no regular contribution toward the payment of the premium to be made by the employees covered thereunder, such individual certificate need not be individualized if it is in a form setting forth a clear statement of the conditions of eligibility from which the employee can determine the circumstances under which he is insured under the master policy.
An individual certificate shall be deemed to be “individualized,” within the meaning of this section, if it contains either the name of the employee covered or some other means of identifying to the employee covered that it is his individual certificate.
An individual certificate shall be deemed to be “individualized,” within the meaning of this section, if it contains either the name of the employee covered or some other means of identifying to the employee covered that it is his individual certificate.
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