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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 299 — Assessment or cooperative insurance

299.390 Assessment contract -- Lien -- Notice and adjustment of loss.

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(1)Every person insured by a company shall contract in such form as the company may
prescribe, which form shall be uniform between all the insured, to pay his pro rata
share of all losses or damages sustained by any member thereof from any cause
specified in the policy of the company. He shall also pay such reasonable sums for
expenses as the bylaws may require. The company shall have a lien upon the
property insured to secure the payment of assessments and calls made under the
policy.
(2)Every policyholder sustaining loss or damage from any cause specified in the policy
shall notify the president or secretary of the company within sixty
(60)days after the
loss or damage, and the proper officers of the company shall at once proceed to
ascertain and adjust the loss or damage in the manner provided by law and by the
articles and bylaws of the company.
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