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§  7121.  Effects upon guaranty corporations of certain events. (a) No  domestic life insurance company  which  became  a  domestic  insurer  in  accordance  with  section  seven  thousand  one  hundred  twenty of this  article shall, except as provided in paragraph two of subsection (c)  of  this  section,  at any time be deemed to be a member company of The Life  Insurance Guaranty Corporation provided for in article  seventy-five  of  this chapter.    (b)  No  benefits  for  any  person  shall  arise  or  be increased or  decreased under article seventy-five or article  seventy-seven  of  this  chapter  as  a  result  of the redomestication of a foreign life insurer  pursuant to section seven thousand one hundred twenty of this article.    (c)(1) No merger or consolidation between a  domestic  life  insurance  company  which  is  a  member  company  of  The  Life Insurance Guaranty  Corporation and a domestic life insurance company which is not a  member  company  of  The Life Insurance Guaranty Corporation shall result in any  increase  or  decrease  of  the  protection   provided   under   article  seventy-five  of this chapter to the policies or contracts of the member  company. No policy or contract issued by a non-member company  prior  to  such merger or consolidation shall receive the protection provided under  article  seventy-five  of  this  chapter  as  a result of such merger or  consolidation.    (2) If the surviving or consolidated company of  any  such  merger  or  consolidation  is  not  a  member company of The Life Insurance Guaranty  Corporation, the surviving or consolidated company shall be deemed to be  a member company of The Life Insurance Guaranty Corporation and shall be  subject to any assessment levied against member  companies  pursuant  to  section  seven  thousand five hundred four of this chapter in proportion  to the surviving or consolidated  company's  total  admitted  assets  as  shown  in  its  annual statement for the year next preceding the date of  such assessment; provided, however, in the event that an  assessment  is  levied  against  the  surviving  or  consolidated  company the year such  merger or consolidation is consummated, the  surviving  or  consolidated  company  shall  be  assessed in proportion to the admitted assets of its  constituent member company as shown  in  such  member  company's  annual  statement for the year next preceding the date of such assessment.

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Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-71 > 7121

§  7121.  Effects upon guaranty corporations of certain events. (a) No  domestic life insurance company  which  became  a  domestic  insurer  in  accordance  with  section  seven  thousand  one  hundred  twenty of this  article shall, except as provided in paragraph two of subsection (c)  of  this  section,  at any time be deemed to be a member company of The Life  Insurance Guaranty Corporation provided for in article  seventy-five  of  this chapter.    (b)  No  benefits  for  any  person  shall  arise  or  be increased or  decreased under article seventy-five or article  seventy-seven  of  this  chapter  as  a  result  of the redomestication of a foreign life insurer  pursuant to section seven thousand one hundred twenty of this article.    (c)(1) No merger or consolidation between a  domestic  life  insurance  company  which  is  a  member  company  of  The  Life Insurance Guaranty  Corporation and a domestic life insurance company which is not a  member  company  of  The Life Insurance Guaranty Corporation shall result in any  increase  or  decrease  of  the  protection   provided   under   article  seventy-five  of this chapter to the policies or contracts of the member  company. No policy or contract issued by a non-member company  prior  to  such merger or consolidation shall receive the protection provided under  article  seventy-five  of  this  chapter  as  a result of such merger or  consolidation.    (2) If the surviving or consolidated company of  any  such  merger  or  consolidation  is  not  a  member company of The Life Insurance Guaranty  Corporation, the surviving or consolidated company shall be deemed to be  a member company of The Life Insurance Guaranty Corporation and shall be  subject to any assessment levied against member  companies  pursuant  to  section  seven  thousand five hundred four of this chapter in proportion  to the surviving or consolidated  company's  total  admitted  assets  as  shown  in  its  annual statement for the year next preceding the date of  such assessment; provided, however, in the event that an  assessment  is  levied  against  the  surviving  or  consolidated  company the year such  merger or consolidation is consummated, the  surviving  or  consolidated  company  shall  be  assessed in proportion to the admitted assets of its  constituent member company as shown  in  such  member  company's  annual  statement for the year next preceding the date of such assessment.

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Statutes > New-york > Isc > Article-71 > 7121

§  7121.  Effects upon guaranty corporations of certain events. (a) No  domestic life insurance company  which  became  a  domestic  insurer  in  accordance  with  section  seven  thousand  one  hundred  twenty of this  article shall, except as provided in paragraph two of subsection (c)  of  this  section,  at any time be deemed to be a member company of The Life  Insurance Guaranty Corporation provided for in article  seventy-five  of  this chapter.    (b)  No  benefits  for  any  person  shall  arise  or  be increased or  decreased under article seventy-five or article  seventy-seven  of  this  chapter  as  a  result  of the redomestication of a foreign life insurer  pursuant to section seven thousand one hundred twenty of this article.    (c)(1) No merger or consolidation between a  domestic  life  insurance  company  which  is  a  member  company  of  The  Life Insurance Guaranty  Corporation and a domestic life insurance company which is not a  member  company  of  The Life Insurance Guaranty Corporation shall result in any  increase  or  decrease  of  the  protection   provided   under   article  seventy-five  of this chapter to the policies or contracts of the member  company. No policy or contract issued by a non-member company  prior  to  such merger or consolidation shall receive the protection provided under  article  seventy-five  of  this  chapter  as  a result of such merger or  consolidation.    (2) If the surviving or consolidated company of  any  such  merger  or  consolidation  is  not  a  member company of The Life Insurance Guaranty  Corporation, the surviving or consolidated company shall be deemed to be  a member company of The Life Insurance Guaranty Corporation and shall be  subject to any assessment levied against member  companies  pursuant  to  section  seven  thousand five hundred four of this chapter in proportion  to the surviving or consolidated  company's  total  admitted  assets  as  shown  in  its  annual statement for the year next preceding the date of  such assessment; provided, however, in the event that an  assessment  is  levied  against  the  surviving  or  consolidated  company the year such  merger or consolidation is consummated, the  surviving  or  consolidated  company  shall  be  assessed in proportion to the admitted assets of its  constituent member company as shown  in  such  member  company's  annual  statement for the year next preceding the date of such assessment.