Tex. Insurance Code § 888.203
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 888.203, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 888.203. CONNECTION BETWEEN BURIAL ASSOCIATIONS.
Official statutory text
(a) A burial association may not be directly or indirectly connected with another burial association.
(b) A member, director, or officer of a burial association may not be a member, director, or officer of another burial association.
(c) A person whose spouse or employee is an officer or director of a burial association may not be an officer or director of another burial association.
(d) A funeral director or funeral home directly or indirectly connected with a burial association or designated by a burial association as its funeral director or funeral home may not be:
(1) connected in any manner with another burial association; or
(2) designated by another burial association as its funeral director or funeral home to:
(A) provide its members with services or merchandise; or
(B) service its policies.
(b) A member, director, or officer of a burial association may not be a member, director, or officer of another burial association.
(c) A person whose spouse or employee is an officer or director of a burial association may not be an officer or director of another burial association.
(d) A funeral director or funeral home directly or indirectly connected with a burial association or designated by a burial association as its funeral director or funeral home may not be:
(1) connected in any manner with another burial association; or
(2) designated by another burial association as its funeral director or funeral home to:
(A) provide its members with services or merchandise; or
(B) service its policies.
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