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Code · Connecticut · Title 38a — Insurance · CHAPTER 698 — Insurers

Sec. 38a-45. (Formerly Sec. 38-29). Limitation on title insurance and mortgage guaranty insurance.

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No corporation shall insure or guarantee titles to real estate situated in this state except subject to and in accordance with all laws of this state relating to insurance or insurance companies generally or relating to the powers or duties of the commissioner. No corporation doing title insurance business may do any other line of insurance business. No corporation doing mortgage guaranty insurance business may do any other line of insurance business. The commissioner may adopt regulations, in accordance with chapter 54, which set requirements concerning the amount of deposits and the establishment and maintenance of unearned premium and loss reserves and other liabilities of domestic title insurance companies and foreign mortgage guaranty insurance companies for the purpose of protecting their policyholders.
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