Md. Code, Insurance § 4-107
This is the official text of Md. Code, Insurance § 4-107, part of Maryland’s Code, Insurance — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§4–107.
Official statutory text
(a) On the form that the Commissioner provides, each insurer applying for a certificate of authority must appoint the Commissioner as attorney for service of process issued against the insurer in the State.
(b) The appointment:
(1) is irrevocable;
(2) binds the insurer and any successor in interest or successor to the assets and liabilities of the insurer; and
(3) remains in effect as long as there is in force in the State a contract made by the insurer or an obligation arising from a contract made by the insurer.
(b) The appointment:
(1) is irrevocable;
(2) binds the insurer and any successor in interest or successor to the assets and liabilities of the insurer; and
(3) remains in effect as long as there is in force in the State a contract made by the insurer or an obligation arising from a contract made by the insurer.
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