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2012 South Carolina Code of Laws
Title 38 - Insurance
Chapter 89 - DAY CARE JOINT UNDERWRITING ASSOCIATION
Section 38-89-20 - Joint underwriting association created; purpose; when activated.
SC Code § 38-89-20 (2012) What's This?
(A) A joint underwriting association is created, consisting of all insurers authorized to write within this State, on a direct basis, bodily injury liability insurance, other than automobile bodily injury liability insurance, homeowners liability insurance, and farmowners liability insurance, including insurers covering such peril in multiple peril package policies. Every such insurer is and must remain a member of the association as a condition of its authority to continue to transact this kind of insurance in this State.
(B) The purpose of the association is to provide day care liability insurance on a self-supporting basis to the fullest extent possible.
(C) The association is activated when the commission finds and declares the existence of an emergency because of the unavailability of day care liability insurance or the unavailability of such insurance on a reasonable basis through normal channels.
(A) A joint underwriting association is created, consisting of all insurers authorized to write within this State, on a direct basis, bodily injury liability insurance, other than automobile bodily injury liability insurance, homeowners liability insurance, and farmowners liability insurance, including insurers covering such peril in multiple peril package policies. Every such insurer is and must remain a member of the association as a condition of its authority to continue to transact this kind of insurance in this State.
(B) The purpose of the association is to provide day care liability insurance on a self-supporting basis to the fullest extent possible.
(C) The association is activated when the Department of Insurance finds and declares the existence of an emergency because of the unavailability of day care liability insurance or the unavailability of such insurance on a reasonable basis through normal channels.
HISTORY: 1989 Act No. 189, Part II, Section 43 sub 16; 1993 Act No. 181, Section 845.
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