Tex. Insurance Code § 805.002
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 805.002, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 805.002. APPLICABILITY OF SUBCHAPTER.
Official statutory text
(a) This subchapter applies to any insurer, including a:
(1) capital stock company;
(2) reciprocal or interinsurance exchange;
(3) Lloyd's plan;
(4) fraternal benefit society;
(5) mutual company, including a mutual assessment company;
(6) local mutual aid association;
(7) burial association;
(8) county mutual insurance company;
(9) farm mutual insurance company;
(10) fidelity, guaranty, or surety company;
(11) mutual life insurance company;
(12) mutual insurance company other than a mutual life insurance company;
(13) stipulated premium company;
(14) title insurance company; and
(15) any other insurance company engaged in the business of insurance in or organized under the laws of this state or otherwise regulated under this code.
(b) A provision of this code limiting regulation under this code does not limit the application of this subchapter.
(c) This subchapter controls if there is ambiguity or a conflict between this subchapter and another provision of this code.
(1) capital stock company;
(2) reciprocal or interinsurance exchange;
(3) Lloyd's plan;
(4) fraternal benefit society;
(5) mutual company, including a mutual assessment company;
(6) local mutual aid association;
(7) burial association;
(8) county mutual insurance company;
(9) farm mutual insurance company;
(10) fidelity, guaranty, or surety company;
(11) mutual life insurance company;
(12) mutual insurance company other than a mutual life insurance company;
(13) stipulated premium company;
(14) title insurance company; and
(15) any other insurance company engaged in the business of insurance in or organized under the laws of this state or otherwise regulated under this code.
(b) A provision of this code limiting regulation under this code does not limit the application of this subchapter.
(c) This subchapter controls if there is ambiguity or a conflict between this subchapter and another provision of this code.
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