Md. Code, Insurance § 20-614

This is the official text of Md. Code, Insurance § 20-614, part of Maryland’s Code, Insurance — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.

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§20–614.

Official statutory text

(a) If the Uninsured Division receives information from the Motor Vehicle Administration as required under § 17–106 of the Transportation Article regarding an owner of a vehicle who has been notified by the Motor Vehicle Administration that the registration of the vehicle has been suspended, the Uninsured Division may not, in any fashion, contact the owner until at least 60 days after the effective date of the final termination or lapse of the required security, as reported to the Motor Vehicle Administration by an insurer.

(b) If the Uninsured Division uses the information received from the Motor Vehicle Administration under § 17–106 of the Transportation Article to contact an owner, the Uninsured Division shall send a notice to the owner that:

(1) provides the website addresses of the Motor Vehicle Administration, the Fund, and the Administration where the owner may find contact information for insurers that write motor vehicle liability insurance in the State and other information about motor vehicle liability insurance; and

(2) advises the owner that the owner may contact the owner’s insurance producer, if any, or the owner’s prior insurer to determine whether motor vehicle liability insurance may be placed for the owner by the insurance producer or the insurer.

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