Tex. Insurance Code § 82.052
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 82.052, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 82.052. OTHER SANCTIONS.
Official statutory text
In addition to the cancellation or revocation of an authorization under Section 82.051, the commissioner may:
(1) suspend the authorization for a specified time not to exceed one year;
(2) order the holder of the authorization to cease and desist from:
(A) the activity determined to be in violation of this code or a rule of the commissioner; or
(B) the failure to comply with this code or a rule of the commissioner;
(3) direct the holder of the authorization to pay an administrative penalty under Chapter 84;
(4) direct the holder of the authorization to make restitution under Section 82.053; or
(5) take any combination of those actions.
(1) suspend the authorization for a specified time not to exceed one year;
(2) order the holder of the authorization to cease and desist from:
(A) the activity determined to be in violation of this code or a rule of the commissioner; or
(B) the failure to comply with this code or a rule of the commissioner;
(3) direct the holder of the authorization to pay an administrative penalty under Chapter 84;
(4) direct the holder of the authorization to make restitution under Section 82.053; or
(5) take any combination of those actions.
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