Tex. Insurance Code § 941.002
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 941.002, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 941.002. LLOYD'S PLAN INSURANCE AUTHORIZED; LIFE INSURANCE PROHIBITED.
Official statutory text
(a) Except as provided by Subsection (b), a Lloyd's plan may write any kind of insurance that may be lawfully written in this state, including:
(1) fire insurance, including tornado, hail, crop, and floater insurance;
(2) automobile insurance, including fire, theft, transportation, property damage, collision liability, and tornado insurance;
(3) liability insurance;
(4) marine insurance;
(5) accident and health insurance;
(6) burglary insurance;
(7) plate glass insurance; and
(8) fidelity and surety bonds insurance.
(b) A Lloyd's plan may not write life insurance.
(1) fire insurance, including tornado, hail, crop, and floater insurance;
(2) automobile insurance, including fire, theft, transportation, property damage, collision liability, and tornado insurance;
(3) liability insurance;
(4) marine insurance;
(5) accident and health insurance;
(6) burglary insurance;
(7) plate glass insurance; and
(8) fidelity and surety bonds insurance.
(b) A Lloyd's plan may not write life insurance.
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