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      40-222a.   Examination of corporations organizing domestic insurance companies. The commissioner may, whenever he deems it necessary, examine the affairs of any corporation organized under any law of this state, or having an office in this state, which corporation is engaged in, or advertising that it is engaged in, or receiving stock subscription for the formation of a domestic insurance company; or any corporation which is holding the capital stock of any domestic insurance company for the purpose of controlling the management thereof. Each such company or corporation, its officers, directors, employees, and agents, shall produce the corporate books and papers in its or their possession relating to its business or affairs, and any other person may be required to produce any corporate book or paper in his custody deemed to be relevant to such examination, for the inspection of the commissioner, or any person appointed by the commissioner for such examination.

      History:   L. 1967, ch. 250, § 1; July 1.