Md. Code, Insurance § 15-1103
This is the official text of Md. Code, Insurance § 15-1103, part of Maryland’s Code, Insurance — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§15–1103.
Official statutory text
(a) In this section, “transportation ticket policy” means a ticket policy of health insurance that:
(1) has as its dominant feature the protection of the insured from a transportation hazard; and
(2) is sold at transportation stations, ticket offices, or travel bureaus by:
(i) vending machines;
(ii) employees of railroads, steam lines, airlines, or other organizations engaged in transporting individuals on common carriers;
(iii) individuals or employees of persons engaged in selling transportation on common carriers; or
(iv) other qualified agents.
(b) A transportation ticket policy may not be issued or delivered in the State unless it conforms to the requirements and provisions of §§ 15-102, 15-201, 15-202, 15-203, 15-205, and 15-207 through 15-226 of this title, subject to § 15-202(c) of this title that relates to inapplicable or inconsistent provisions.
(1) has as its dominant feature the protection of the insured from a transportation hazard; and
(2) is sold at transportation stations, ticket offices, or travel bureaus by:
(i) vending machines;
(ii) employees of railroads, steam lines, airlines, or other organizations engaged in transporting individuals on common carriers;
(iii) individuals or employees of persons engaged in selling transportation on common carriers; or
(iv) other qualified agents.
(b) A transportation ticket policy may not be issued or delivered in the State unless it conforms to the requirements and provisions of §§ 15-102, 15-201, 15-202, 15-203, 15-205, and 15-207 through 15-226 of this title, subject to § 15-202(c) of this title that relates to inapplicable or inconsistent provisions.
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