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2006 Code of Virginia - Chapter 3.1 - Automobile Clubs

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  • 13.1-400.1 - Definitions
  • 13.1-400.2 - Prerequisites to doing business in Commonwealth
  • 13.1-400.3 - Applications for licenses; fees; expiration and renewal; surety bond
  • 13.1-400.4 - Services licensed under other statutes
  • 13.1-400.4:1 - Automobile club agents
  • 13.1-400.5 - Suspension, revocation or failure to renew license; fine for violations
  • 13.1-400.6 - Enjoining violations; contempt proceedings
  • 13.1-400.7 - Fraudulent misstatement of fact or willful breach of promise a violation
  • 13.1-400.8 - Chapter not to limit powers of insurance company
  • 13.1-400.9 - Rules and regulations

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