Ind. Code § 27-1-16.1-14
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Charges for self-storage insurance; handling of funds; compensation
Official statutory text
Sec. 14. The following apply to charges for self-storage insurance:
(1) The charges may be billed and collected by the self-storage facility.
(2) If the insurance cost is not included in the cost associated with the self-storage rental agreement, the insurance cost must be separately itemized on the insured customer's bill.
(3) If the insurance cost is included in the cost associated with the self-storage rental agreement, the self-storage facility shall clearly and conspicuously disclose to the insured customer that the self-storage insurance cost is included with the cost of the self-storage rental agreement.
(4) A self-storage facility that bills and collects the charges shall maintain collected funds in a segregated account unless the:
(A) insurer that issues the self-storage insurance policy authorizes the self-storage facility to hold the funds in an alternative manner; and
(B) self-storage facility remits the funds to the supervising entity less than sixty (60) days after the self-storage facility receives the funds.
(5) All funds received by the self-storage facility from an insured customer as payment for the purchase of coverage under a self-storage insurance policy are considered to be funds held in trust by the self-storage facility in a fiduciary capacity for the benefit of the insurer.
(6) A self-storage facility may receive from an insurer or a supervising entity compensation for billing and collection services. Compensation described in this subdivision may be dependent on the sale of self-storage insurance.
As added by P.L.81-2013, SEC.3.
(1) The charges may be billed and collected by the self-storage facility.
(2) If the insurance cost is not included in the cost associated with the self-storage rental agreement, the insurance cost must be separately itemized on the insured customer's bill.
(3) If the insurance cost is included in the cost associated with the self-storage rental agreement, the self-storage facility shall clearly and conspicuously disclose to the insured customer that the self-storage insurance cost is included with the cost of the self-storage rental agreement.
(4) A self-storage facility that bills and collects the charges shall maintain collected funds in a segregated account unless the:
(A) insurer that issues the self-storage insurance policy authorizes the self-storage facility to hold the funds in an alternative manner; and
(B) self-storage facility remits the funds to the supervising entity less than sixty (60) days after the self-storage facility receives the funds.
(5) All funds received by the self-storage facility from an insured customer as payment for the purchase of coverage under a self-storage insurance policy are considered to be funds held in trust by the self-storage facility in a fiduciary capacity for the benefit of the insurer.
(6) A self-storage facility may receive from an insurer or a supervising entity compensation for billing and collection services. Compensation described in this subdivision may be dependent on the sale of self-storage insurance.
As added by P.L.81-2013, SEC.3.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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