Tex. Insurance Code § 841.261
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 841.261, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 841.261. CAUSES OF ACTION.
Official statutory text
(a) A domestic insurance company may bring an action against any person, including a policyholder or shareholder of the company, for any cause related to the company's business.
(b) A policyholder or an heir or legal representative of a policyholder may bring an action against a domestic insurance company for a loss that accrues on a policy.
(c) An action enjoining, restraining, or interfering with the prosecution of a domestic insurance company's business may be brought only by the department.
(b) A policyholder or an heir or legal representative of a policyholder may bring an action against a domestic insurance company for a loss that accrues on a policy.
(c) An action enjoining, restraining, or interfering with the prosecution of a domestic insurance company's business may be brought only by the department.
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