On any policy of Type II insurance sold to an exempt commercial policyholder, the insurer shall conspicuously place on the declaration page of the policy, and if a binder is issued, on the face of the binder, the following disclosure in at least ten-point, bold-faced type: THE RATES, RATING PLANS, RESULTING PREMIUMS, AND THE POLICY FORMS FOR THIS POLICY ARE EXEMPT FROM THE FILING REQUIREMENTS UNDER COLORADO INSURANCE LAW AND THE RULES OF THE COLORADO INSURANCE COMMISSIONER.
At the time of soliciting an exempt commercial policyholder to purchase any kind of Type II insurance, the insurance producer, or the insurer in the case of a direct procurement from the insurer, shall disclose to the policyholder and the policyholder’s risk manager, on a form created by the insurer, that a premium or rate may be quoted or a policy form may be used that is not subject to the rate and form filing requirements of the Colorado Division of Insurance.
Any insurer who sells any kind of Type II insurance to an exempt commercial policyholder shall maintain records relating to such insurance sales as required by this rule.
If a third-party consultant is retained by the exempt commercial policyholder to act as the policyholder’s risk manager, when a quote for any kind of Type II insurance is delivered to the policyholder, such consultant must disclose, in writing, the existence of any commission, fee, or contingency arrangement the third-party consultant has with the insurer.
This survey holds information on health care utilization including membership status of “danmark”.10 In SUSY, 11 % of the respondents hold a Type I insurance in “danmark” and 18 % hold a Type II insurance.
Property Damage $1,000,000 Per Occurrence Type II insurance is required for all project s with a term of less than 180 calendar days, that have a project cost that will not exceed $500,000 and there are no unusual or high hazards present.
The African Commission has had to address the issue of the ousting of the jurisdiction of ordinary courts and its impact on judicial independence in the context of some cases against Nigeria.
Even if the house qualifies as a “newly built house” (the date of sale of the newly built house is within one year from the date of completion) under AEDWL, if the buyer or seller’s situation falls into the following category, both parties can take out Type II insurance.
Prima Facie Case Plaintiff fails to show a prima facie case for failure-to- promote because he does not provide any evidence establishing that he was qualified for the promotion or that the Agency rejected hisapplication under circ*mstances that give rise to an inference of discrimination.The record makes clear that the Peer Review Committee evaluated Plaintiff’s application and appraised his research accomplishments at a total of 40 points.
These rate filings shall be considered “file-and-use” and treated in the same manner as rate filings from other Type II insurance lines.