Idaho Code § 41-111
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41-111 “CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,” “LICENSE” DEFINED.
Official statutory text
41-111. "Certificate of authority," "license" defined. (1) A "certificate of authority" is one issued by the director evidencing the authority of an insurer to transact insurance in this state.
(2) A "license" is authority granted by the director pursuant to this code authorizing the licensee to engage in a business or operation of insurance in this state other than as an insurer, and the certificate by which such authority is evidenced.
History:
[41-111, added 1961, ch. 330, sec. 11, p. 645.]
(2) A "license" is authority granted by the director pursuant to this code authorizing the licensee to engage in a business or operation of insurance in this state other than as an insurer, and the certificate by which such authority is evidenced.
History:
[41-111, added 1961, ch. 330, sec. 11, p. 645.]
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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