Sec. 9. The insurance commissioner may, in the insurance commissioner's discretion, issue a certificate of authority to a Lloyds domiciled in another state to do business in this state, for permission to do which application is made as may be authorized by the articles of association or copartnership agreement under which said Lloyds is operated. However, in no event shall authority be given to any such Lloyds to do any kind of insurance business other than those specified in section 7 of this chapter. The application for such certificate shall specify the kind of business such Lloyds desires the authority to transact in this state. It must be signed by the attorney or attorneys in fact for such Lloyds, and must file with the insurance commissioner a certificate from the insurance department of its home state that it has and maintains at all times an unearned premium reserve as is required of stock companies of said state, and that the total subscription of its subscribers shall not be less than two hundred fifty thousand dollars ($250,000), and that at least twenty-five percent (25%) thereof is paid in cash.
Formerly: Acts 1919, c.177, s.9. As amended by P.L.252-1985, SEC.225; P.L.148-2017, SEC.14.
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