Esheria Regulatory Atlas
Company formation, governance, directors, ownership, filings, and corporate obligations. Every result links to its stored legal text and available official source evidence.
1,793 matching statutes
United States — Kansas
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Certain merger rules do not apply to a bank or trust company merger if the survivor is a national or other chartered financial institution, but written notice to the commissioner is still required.
United States — Kansas
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The commissioner of insurance may examine insurance companies and can suspend or revoke a company’s certificate of authority if solvency problems or legal violations are confirmed after notice and hearing.
United States — Kansas
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An offer of insurance by one affiliated insuror counts as compliance for the insurance company and its affiliates, but any premium charged by an affiliate company must not exceed that company’s current rate for the same classification.
United States — Kansas
1 provisions
If telegraph and telephone companies do not stop service within 30 days after notice, the attorney general must bring injunction proceedings.
United States — Kansas
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A limited liability company may do lawful business and exercise broad powers, but professional LLC membership is limited to qualified persons and membership transfers need a licensing-body certificate.
United States — Kansas
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A company manager may contribute to the company and share in profits, losses, and distributions as a member. A person who is both a manager and a member gets the manager’s rights and powers, and may also get member rights and powers unless an operating agreement says otherwise.
United States — Kansas
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Kansas mutual fire and tornado insurers may issue certain insurance and reinsurance contracts if they meet surplus, deposit, and board-approval requirements.
United States — Kansas
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A bank or trust company may register fiduciary investments in a nominee’s name if it has the required consent, and it remains liable for the nominee’s acts.
United States — Kansas
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A Kansas life insurance company may invest in equity interests and covered call options, but only within stated approval, filing, valuation, and percentage limits.
United States — Kansas
1 provisions
Directors of a company may adopt bylaws, and those bylaws may cover company rules, officer compensation, loss proof, loss adjustment, and insurance consequences for unpaid assessments.
United States — Kansas
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The township board may organize and fund a fire company, pay its employees, and pay for certain fire hydrants and related equipment.
United States — Kansas
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A branch captive insurance company may be established in Kansas, but it cannot do insurance business there unless it keeps its branch operations’ principal place of business in Kansas and appoints a Kansas resident principal representative.