Okla. Stat. tit. 36, § 36-2011
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Proposal to distribute assets of insolvent company -
Official statutory text
Notice.
A. Within one hundred twenty (120) days of a final
determination of insolvency of a company by a court of competent
jurisdiction of this state, the receiver shall make application to
the court for approval of a proposal to disburse assets out of such
company's marshalled assets from time to time as such assets become
available to the Oklahoma Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty
Fund and to any entity or person performing a similar function in
another state. The Oklahoma Property and Casualty Insurance
Guaranty Fund and any entity or person performing a similar function
in other states shall hereinafter be referred to collectively as the
Associations.
B. Such proposal shall at least include provisions for:
1. Reserving amounts for the payment of expenses of
administration and claims falling within priorities higher than that
of the Fund;
2. Disbursement of the assets marshalled to date and subsequent
disbursements of assets as they become available;
3. Equitable allocation of disbursements to each of the
associations entitled thereto;
4. The securing by the receiver from each of the associations
entitled to disbursements of an agreement to return to the receiver
such assets previously disbursed as may be required to pay claims of
secured creditors and claims falling within priorities higher than
that of the Fund in accordance with such priorities. No bond shall
be required of any such association; and
5. A full report to be made by the association to the receiver
accounting for all assets so disbursed to the association on such
assets and any other matter as the court may direct.
C. The receiver's proposal shall provide for disbursements to
the association in amounts estimated at least equal to the claim
payments made or to be made thereby for which such associations
could assert a claim against the receiver, and shall further provide
that if the assets available for disbursement from time to time do
not equal or exceed the amount of such claim payments made or to be
made by the association then disbursements shall be in the amount of
available assets.
D. Notice of such application shall be given to the
associations in and to the Commissioners of Insurance of each of the
states. Any such notice shall be deemed to have been given when
deposited in the United States certified mail, first class postage
prepaid, at least thirty (30) days prior to submission of such
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 585
application to the court. Action on the application may be taken by
the court provided the above required notice has been given, and
provided further that the receiver's proposal complies with
paragraphs 1 and 4 of subsection B of this section.
A. Within one hundred twenty (120) days of a final
determination of insolvency of a company by a court of competent
jurisdiction of this state, the receiver shall make application to
the court for approval of a proposal to disburse assets out of such
company's marshalled assets from time to time as such assets become
available to the Oklahoma Property and Casualty Insurance Guaranty
Fund and to any entity or person performing a similar function in
another state. The Oklahoma Property and Casualty Insurance
Guaranty Fund and any entity or person performing a similar function
in other states shall hereinafter be referred to collectively as the
Associations.
B. Such proposal shall at least include provisions for:
1. Reserving amounts for the payment of expenses of
administration and claims falling within priorities higher than that
of the Fund;
2. Disbursement of the assets marshalled to date and subsequent
disbursements of assets as they become available;
3. Equitable allocation of disbursements to each of the
associations entitled thereto;
4. The securing by the receiver from each of the associations
entitled to disbursements of an agreement to return to the receiver
such assets previously disbursed as may be required to pay claims of
secured creditors and claims falling within priorities higher than
that of the Fund in accordance with such priorities. No bond shall
be required of any such association; and
5. A full report to be made by the association to the receiver
accounting for all assets so disbursed to the association on such
assets and any other matter as the court may direct.
C. The receiver's proposal shall provide for disbursements to
the association in amounts estimated at least equal to the claim
payments made or to be made thereby for which such associations
could assert a claim against the receiver, and shall further provide
that if the assets available for disbursement from time to time do
not equal or exceed the amount of such claim payments made or to be
made by the association then disbursements shall be in the amount of
available assets.
D. Notice of such application shall be given to the
associations in and to the Commissioners of Insurance of each of the
states. Any such notice shall be deemed to have been given when
deposited in the United States certified mail, first class postage
prepaid, at least thirty (30) days prior to submission of such
Oklahoma Statutes - Title 36. Insurance Page 585
application to the court. Action on the application may be taken by
the court provided the above required notice has been given, and
provided further that the receiver's proposal complies with
paragraphs 1 and 4 of subsection B of this section.
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