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Rhode Island General Laws > Chapter 27-5. Fire Insurance Policies and Reserves
Rhode Island General Laws
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Title 27
> Chapter 27-5. Fire Insurance Policies and Reserves
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§ 27-5-1
Standard fire insurance policy
§ 27-5-2
Compliance with standard policy required -- Exception -- Policies written at home office
§ 27-5-3
Form of standard policy
§ 27-5-3.1
Exclusion -- Nuclear damage
§ 27-5-3.2
Property insurance
§ 27-5-3.3
Resident agent -- Banks
§ 27-5-3.4
Cancellation or nonrenewal of standard fire insurance policy
§ 27-5-3.5
Earthquake coverage endorsement for property insurance
§ 27-5-3.6
Notice concerning flood insurance
§ 27-5-3.7
Hurricane deductibles, triggers and policyholder notice
§ 27-5-3.8
Rhode Island commission on hurricane loss projection methodology
§ 27-5-4
Items shown at head of policy
§ 27-5-5
Inclusion of regulations of mutual insurer
§ 27-5-6
Binders and temporary insurance
§ 27-5-6.1
Notice concerning single interest hazard insurance
§ 27-5-6.2
Escrow accounts for insurance premiums
§ 27-5-7
Combination standard form
§ 27-5-8
Supplemental contract forms
§ 27-5-9
Standard form not required for reinsurance
§ 27-5-9.1
Simplified comprehensive policies of insurance
§ 27-5-10
Penalty for nonconforming policy -- Validity
§ 27-5-11
Enforcement of standard policy requirements
§ 27-5-12
Declination of premium notes by mutual companies -- Provision as to liability
§ 27-5-13
Mutual membership not acquired by reinsurance
§ 27-5-14
Reinsurance by mutual insurers -- Agreements with policyholders
§ 27-5-15
Power to create guaranty surplus and special reserve funds
§ 27-5-16
Resolution to establish surplus and reserve funds -- Certification of funds
§ 27-5-17
Restrictions on dividends -- Payments into surplus and reserve funds
§ 27-5-18
Computation of profits
§ 27-5-19
Certification that funds equal capital stock -- Subsequent additions
§ 27-5-20
Investment of guaranty surplus fund -- Liability to payment of losses
§ 27-5-21
Deposit of special reserve fund
§ 27-5-22
Application of special reserve fund to protection of policyholders
§ 27-5-23
Annual statement of amounts of funds
§ 27-5-24
Maintenance of surplus fund equal to reserve fund
§ 27-5-25
Use of special reserve fund to replace capital stock
§ 27-5-26
Physical assets for protection of policyholders
§ 27-5-27
Making up of impairments of capital
§ 27-5-28
Maximum single risk insured
§ 27-5-29
Statement on policy as to surplus and reserve funds
§ 27-5-30
Funds established under prior law
§ 27-5-31
Termination of surplus and reserve fund method -- Return of special reserve fund
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