Sec. 16. (a) Whenever any domestic company desires to retire from the business provided for in this chapter, it shall furnish to the department satisfactory evidence that it no longer has outstanding any liability upon any policy of insurance made by it in the conduct of its business as a title insurance company, or that it has reinsured its outstanding policies with a solvent company, authorized to do business under this chapter in this state, or with a company approved by the department. At the same time the company shall surrender to the department its certificate of authority. If the department is satisfied that there is no outstanding liability upon any policy issued by such company, or, that its outstanding policies have been properly reinsured, then the department shall cancel the surrendered certificate of authority and shall return to the company any and all deposits made by such company under the provisions of this chapter.
(b) Whenever any foreign company desires to withdraw from doing a title insurance business in this state, it shall furnish to the department satisfactory evidence that it no longer has outstanding any liability upon any policy of title insurance made by it in the conduct of its business in this state, or that it has reinsured its outstanding policies with a solvent company, authorized to do business in this state, or with a company approved by the department. At the same time such company shall surrender to the department its certificate of authority. If the department is satisfied that there is no outstanding liability upon any policy issued by such company in the conduct of its business in this state, or that its outstanding policies have been properly reinsured, then the department shall cancel the surrendered certificate of authority and shall return to the company any and all deposits made with it by such company under the provisions of this chapter.
Formerly: Acts 1937, c.104, s.16. As amended by P.L.252-1985, SEC.260.
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