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SECTION 27-1-11

   § 27-1-11  Visitation and examination ofinsurance companies. – The insurance commissioner shall, whenever requested by the governor, visit anyinsurance company incorporated in this state. He or she shall have free accessto its vaults and all of its books and papers, and shall, if the insurancecommissioner deems it expedient, thoroughly inspect and examine all of theaffairs of the company and make all inquiries as may in the commissioner'sopinion be necessary to ascertain the condition of the company and its abilityto fulfill all of its engagements, and whether it has complied with theprovisions of law applicable to its transactions.

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-27 > Chapter-27-1 > 27-1-11

SECTION 27-1-11

   § 27-1-11  Visitation and examination ofinsurance companies. – The insurance commissioner shall, whenever requested by the governor, visit anyinsurance company incorporated in this state. He or she shall have free accessto its vaults and all of its books and papers, and shall, if the insurancecommissioner deems it expedient, thoroughly inspect and examine all of theaffairs of the company and make all inquiries as may in the commissioner'sopinion be necessary to ascertain the condition of the company and its abilityto fulfill all of its engagements, and whether it has complied with theprovisions of law applicable to its transactions.


State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > Rhode-island > Title-27 > Chapter-27-1 > 27-1-11

SECTION 27-1-11

   § 27-1-11  Visitation and examination ofinsurance companies. – The insurance commissioner shall, whenever requested by the governor, visit anyinsurance company incorporated in this state. He or she shall have free accessto its vaults and all of its books and papers, and shall, if the insurancecommissioner deems it expedient, thoroughly inspect and examine all of theaffairs of the company and make all inquiries as may in the commissioner'sopinion be necessary to ascertain the condition of the company and its abilityto fulfill all of its engagements, and whether it has complied with theprovisions of law applicable to its transactions.