Tex. Insurance Code § 885.459
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 885.459, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 885.459. NAME OF CONVERTED FRATERNAL BENEFIT SOCIETY.
Official statutory text
The name of a mutual life insurance company or incorporated stock company to which a fraternal benefit society converts:
(1) must, if possible, be a continuation of the society's name; and
(2) may not, if the new company's name is changed from the society's name, be:
(A) the same as that of any other company engaging in business in this state; or
(B) a name similar to that of any other company engaging in business in this state.
(1) must, if possible, be a continuation of the society's name; and
(2) may not, if the new company's name is changed from the society's name, be:
(A) the same as that of any other company engaging in business in this state; or
(B) a name similar to that of any other company engaging in business in this state.
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