Cal. INS § 383
This is the official text of Cal. INS § 383, part of California’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the insurance policies sold in California.
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Official statutory text
It is a misdemeanor:
(a) For any insurer, or any agent of any insurer, to issue a policy in violation of the requirements of subdivision (f) of section 381.
(b) For any insurance agent or broker to assist in arranging for the insurance where the policy violates such requirements.
(c) For any insurer to violate the provisions of section 382.
(a) For any insurer, or any agent of any insurer, to issue a policy in violation of the requirements of subdivision (f) of section 381.
(b) For any insurance agent or broker to assist in arranging for the insurance where the policy violates such requirements.
(c) For any insurer to violate the provisions of section 382.
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