Minnesota Statutes § 66A.36 - STOCK AND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES
Some insurance corporations may be formed with capital stock, must be controlled by votes of both stockholders and participating policyholders, are named stock and mutual companies, and have a right to make certain insurance contracts.
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