State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-61 > 6104

§   6104.   Qualifications  of  subscribers.  (a)  (1)  No  authorized  reciprocal insurer shall make any new agreement for insurance containing  a provision for contingent liability of subscribers with any  subscriber  who  or  which does not have assets in his, their or its own right in an  amount not less than fifty thousand dollars in excess of liabilities  as  shown  by  a  commercial  agency report as hereinafter provided, or by a  sworn statement on file with  the  attorney-in-fact,  verified  by  such  subscriber or by an officer of a corporation subscriber.    (2)  (A)  Before  renewing  a contract of insurance with a subscriber,  containing a provision for contingent liability of subscribers,  similar  proof   of   financial  responsibility  shall  be  required  unless  the  subscriber has accumulated  and  maintains  the  subscriber's  operating  reserve  required  by  section  six  thousand  one  hundred nine of this  article.    (B) The report of an established commercial agency having one  hundred  thousand or more subscribers shall be deemed presumptive evidence of the  financial condition of a subscriber.    (b)  (1)  All  corporations  and  the  directors or any representative  thereof and all persons, firms or corporations holding property in trust  may insure the  same  in  reciprocal  insurers  and  by  so  doing  such  directors,   representatives   or   trustees,  in  their  representative  capacity, may assume the liabilities and be entitled to the rights of  a  subscriber of such reciprocal insurer.    (2)   Such   directors,  representatives  or  trustees  shall  not  be  personally liable as individuals upon  such  contract  of  insurance  or  subscriber's agreement.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-61 > 6104

§   6104.   Qualifications  of  subscribers.  (a)  (1)  No  authorized  reciprocal insurer shall make any new agreement for insurance containing  a provision for contingent liability of subscribers with any  subscriber  who  or  which does not have assets in his, their or its own right in an  amount not less than fifty thousand dollars in excess of liabilities  as  shown  by  a  commercial  agency report as hereinafter provided, or by a  sworn statement on file with  the  attorney-in-fact,  verified  by  such  subscriber or by an officer of a corporation subscriber.    (2)  (A)  Before  renewing  a contract of insurance with a subscriber,  containing a provision for contingent liability of subscribers,  similar  proof   of   financial  responsibility  shall  be  required  unless  the  subscriber has accumulated  and  maintains  the  subscriber's  operating  reserve  required  by  section  six  thousand  one  hundred nine of this  article.    (B) The report of an established commercial agency having one  hundred  thousand or more subscribers shall be deemed presumptive evidence of the  financial condition of a subscriber.    (b)  (1)  All  corporations  and  the  directors or any representative  thereof and all persons, firms or corporations holding property in trust  may insure the  same  in  reciprocal  insurers  and  by  so  doing  such  directors,   representatives   or   trustees,  in  their  representative  capacity, may assume the liabilities and be entitled to the rights of  a  subscriber of such reciprocal insurer.    (2)   Such   directors,  representatives  or  trustees  shall  not  be  personally liable as individuals upon  such  contract  of  insurance  or  subscriber's agreement.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-61 > 6104

§   6104.   Qualifications  of  subscribers.  (a)  (1)  No  authorized  reciprocal insurer shall make any new agreement for insurance containing  a provision for contingent liability of subscribers with any  subscriber  who  or  which does not have assets in his, their or its own right in an  amount not less than fifty thousand dollars in excess of liabilities  as  shown  by  a  commercial  agency report as hereinafter provided, or by a  sworn statement on file with  the  attorney-in-fact,  verified  by  such  subscriber or by an officer of a corporation subscriber.    (2)  (A)  Before  renewing  a contract of insurance with a subscriber,  containing a provision for contingent liability of subscribers,  similar  proof   of   financial  responsibility  shall  be  required  unless  the  subscriber has accumulated  and  maintains  the  subscriber's  operating  reserve  required  by  section  six  thousand  one  hundred nine of this  article.    (B) The report of an established commercial agency having one  hundred  thousand or more subscribers shall be deemed presumptive evidence of the  financial condition of a subscriber.    (b)  (1)  All  corporations  and  the  directors or any representative  thereof and all persons, firms or corporations holding property in trust  may insure the  same  in  reciprocal  insurers  and  by  so  doing  such  directors,   representatives   or   trustees,  in  their  representative  capacity, may assume the liabilities and be entitled to the rights of  a  subscriber of such reciprocal insurer.    (2)   Such   directors,  representatives  or  trustees  shall  not  be  personally liable as individuals upon  such  contract  of  insurance  or  subscriber's agreement.