Md. Code, Insurance § 11-219
This is the official text of Md. Code, Insurance § 11-219, part of Maryland’s Code, Insurance — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§11–219.
Official statutory text
(a) An insurer may deviate from the rates filed by a rating organization if:
(1) the insurer has filed the deviation to be applied with the rating organization and Commissioner;
(2) the deviation is uniform in its application to all risks in the State of the class of insurance to which the deviation is to apply; and
(3) the deviation is approved by the Commissioner.
(b) The Commissioner may approve or disapprove a deviation as if the deviation filing were a rate filing and specify the period of time during which an approval will be effective.
(1) the insurer has filed the deviation to be applied with the rating organization and Commissioner;
(2) the deviation is uniform in its application to all risks in the State of the class of insurance to which the deviation is to apply; and
(3) the deviation is approved by the Commissioner.
(b) The Commissioner may approve or disapprove a deviation as if the deviation filing were a rate filing and specify the period of time during which an approval will be effective.
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