Cal. INS § 1254
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 1254, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
Any asset of an insurer which is found by the commissioner to be insolvent or threatened with insolvency shall be reduced in value, if necessary, to reflect its proper value.
Where the asset is subject to an offset or lien which the commissioner has reasonable grounds to believe is about to be exercised or enforced, the commissioner may require that the asset and the liability which gives rise to the offset or lien be reduced proportionately.
The commissioner shall grant a hearing to establish the value of an asset upon written demand of the insurer.
Where the asset is subject to an offset or lien which the commissioner has reasonable grounds to believe is about to be exercised or enforced, the commissioner may require that the asset and the liability which gives rise to the offset or lien be reduced proportionately.
The commissioner shall grant a hearing to establish the value of an asset upon written demand of the insurer.
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