N.Y. ISC Law § 4313
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Applicability of other provisions of this chapter
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§ 4313. Applicability of other provisions of this chapter. (a) Except\nas otherwise provided and except as the context otherwise requires,\nevery medical expense indemnity corporation, dental expense indemnity\ncorporation, health service corporation, and hospital service\ncorporation shall be subject to all requirements of this chapter made\napplicable to insurance companies generally, and to the rules and\nregulations of the superintendent except in so far as said laws, rules\nand regulations may be inconsistent with other provisions of this\narticle.\n (b) Every such corporation shall be subject to liquidation,\ndissolution or rehabilitation pursuant to the provisions of article\nseventy-four of this chapter, and such proceedings shall be under the\nsupervision of the superintendent, who shall have such of the powers\ngranted to him pursuant to the provisions of such article as are\napplicable to domestic insurance companies.\n (c) Every such corporation shall be subject to the provisions of\nsection two thousand six hundred sixteen of this chapter, relating to\nliving organ and tissue donors.\n
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