United States — Minnesota
Minnesota Statutes § 18H.02 - DEFINITIONS
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This section defines terms used in this chapter.
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This section defines terms used in this chapter.
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People other than the issuer generally cannot seek control of a domestic insurer or merge with it unless required filings are made and the commissioner approves.
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The office must develop and use financial and nonfinancial indicators to screen institutions, and institutions must report certain events and respond to the office’s notices.
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This section defines many cannabis, hemp, medical cannabis, and related terms for the chapter.
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The commissioner may discipline an adjuster’s license or temporary permit for listed causes, must give written reasons when refusing licensure or renewal, and must provide a hearing right in most cases if requested on time.
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This section sets licensing, registration, supervision, education, insurance, and bond requirements for elevator work.
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Dealer and manufacturer licensing requires the specified license, bond, and insurance, with extra rules for subagencies and limited dealer licenses.
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This section exempts many listed vehicles from tax and registration fees, but some still must be registered, display plates, or carry special certifications.
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This provision requires delivery of a disclosure statement to offerees, sets receipt and retention rules, limits how the statement may be used, bans false commissioner approval claims, and requires a special warning disclosure when future amenities are described without a guarantee.
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Insurers covering boilers and pressure vessels must inspect them, file inspection reports, and give the commissioner coverage and discontinuation notices.
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Lobbyists and principals must file detailed lobbying reports with the board on set dates, and late or missing filings can trigger fees or penalties.
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This provision requires licenses and, in many cases, a contractor license to do plumbing work, with specific exemptions for certain residential, manufactured-home, and well-contractor work.