Tex. Insurance Code § 861.155
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 861.155, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 861.155. INTERFERENCE WITH CONDUCT OF BUSINESS PROHIBITED; EXCEPTIONS.
Official statutory text
A person, including the department and the commissioner, may not restrain or interfere with the conduct of business of a general casualty company, except in:
(1) a revocation of the company's certificate of authority and appointment of a receiver under Section 861.701;
(2) an action by a judgment creditor; or
(3) a proceeding supplementary to execution.
(1) a revocation of the company's certificate of authority and appointment of a receiver under Section 861.701;
(2) an action by a judgment creditor; or
(3) a proceeding supplementary to execution.
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