Cal. INS § 11094
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 11094, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
If the court orders the society enjoined, the commissioner shall suspend its certificate of authority. Thereafter such society shall have no authority to do business in this State until:
(a) The commissioner finds that the overt act or violation complained of has been corrected;
(b) The costs of such action, if any, have been paid by the society;
(c) The court has dissolved its injunction; and
(d) The commissioner has reinstated the certificate of authority.
(a) The commissioner finds that the overt act or violation complained of has been corrected;
(b) The costs of such action, if any, have been paid by the society;
(c) The court has dissolved its injunction; and
(d) The commissioner has reinstated the certificate of authority.
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