Effective 28 Aug 2010
376.732. Director to have association's powers and duties, when — association may appear in court, when. — 1. If the association fails to act within a reasonable period of time when authorized to do so, the director shall have the powers and duties of the association under sections 376.715 to 376.758 with respect to the insolvent insurers.
2. The association may render assistance and advice to the director, upon his request, concerning rehabilitation, payment of claims, continuance of coverage, or the performance of other contractual obligations of any impaired or insolvent insurer.
3. The association shall have standing to appear or intervene before any court or agency in this state with jurisdiction over an impaired or insolvent insurer concerning which the association is or may become obligated under sections 376.715 to 376.758, or with jurisdiction over any person or property against which the association may have rights through subrogation or otherwise. Such standing shall extend to all matters germane to the powers and duties of the association, including, but not limited to, proposals for reinsuring, modifying or guaranteeing the policies or contracts of the impaired or insolvent insurer and the determination of the policies or contracts and contractual obligations. The association shall have the right to appear or intervene before a court or agency in another state with jurisdiction over an impaired or insolvent insurer for which the association is or may become obligated or with jurisdiction over any person or property against whom the association may have rights through subrogation or otherwise.
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(L. 1988 S.B. 430 § 12, A.L. 2010 S.B. 583)
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