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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 227 — Fire prevention and protection -- electricians

227.625 Liability insurance -- Prerequisite for license.

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(1)Before any license is issued or renewed, the applicant shall file or have on file
with the department a liability insurance policy issued by an insurance carrier
authorized to transact insurance business within the Commonwealth of
Kentucky. The policy of insurance shall be issued in the name of the applicant
licensee.
(2)The department shall by administrative regulation establish the minimum
amount of liability insurance coverage required under this section.
(3)An insurance carrier issuing any policy filed with the department shall not be
relieved from liability under the policy until after the expiration of fifteen
days' notice to the department of an intention to cancel the policy, provided,
however, that a prior cancellation may be allowed in cases where one
(1)policy
is substituted for another policy when the substituted policy is in force and
effect prior to the expiration of fifteen
(15)days' notice to the department of an
intention to cancel the policy which is being substituted.
(4)Upon cancellation of any policy of insurance required by this section, all
operating rights granted by the license for which the policy was filed shall
immediately cease, and the department shall have the authority to immediately
require the cessation of all operations conducted under the authority of that
license and to require the surrender of all licenses, certificates, and seals
previously issued hereunder.
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