Tex. Insurance Code § 884.351
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 884.351, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 884.351. GENERAL REQUIREMENTS FOR POLICY AND APPLICATION FORMS.
Official statutory text
(a) Each stipulated premium company policy or application form must contain on its face immediately after the name of the company "A Stipulated Premium Company."
(b) A stipulated premium company shall provide for an adjustment of the premium rate on the insurance contract in each insurance policy it issues, reinsures, or assumes that is subject to a premium adjustment under Section 884.309. Each policy subject to a premium adjustment under that section must contain on the front of the policy a statement that the premium is subject to readjustment.
(c) A stipulated premium company's policy of insurance may not contain "Approved by the Commissioner of Insurance" or words of a similar meaning.
(d) A life insurance policy issued by a stipulated premium company or an application for the policy may not contain language or be in a form that misleads the policyholder or applicant about the kind of insurance offered or the rights or benefits of the policyholder or applicant.
(b) A stipulated premium company shall provide for an adjustment of the premium rate on the insurance contract in each insurance policy it issues, reinsures, or assumes that is subject to a premium adjustment under Section 884.309. Each policy subject to a premium adjustment under that section must contain on the front of the policy a statement that the premium is subject to readjustment.
(c) A stipulated premium company's policy of insurance may not contain "Approved by the Commissioner of Insurance" or words of a similar meaning.
(d) A life insurance policy issued by a stipulated premium company or an application for the policy may not contain language or be in a form that misleads the policyholder or applicant about the kind of insurance offered or the rights or benefits of the policyholder or applicant.
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