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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 299 — Assessment or cooperative insurance

299.280 Handling of assessment policies previously written.

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(1)Any company reorganized as a life insurance company on the mutual or stock plan
shall, unless a higher method of valuation is provided for in its assessment policies
previously written, value each of such policies as an ordinary life policy in force for
one
(1)year before the date of reorganization, regardless of the length of time
actually in force, according to the methods provided by law for such valuation.
(2)The assessment policies and all rights and liabilities attached thereto, and all the
powers and obligations of the company with reference to them, shall survive as long
as the policies remain in force, except that the policies shall thereafter be considered
as ordinary life policies, as provided in subsection
(1)of this section.
(3)The reorganized company may not levy any further assessments even though such
right may have been previously reserved in its policies, but may collect as premiums
the stipulated payments of dues provided for in the policies.
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