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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 58 — Insurance

§ 58-21-75. Records of surplus lines licensee.

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§ 58-21-75. Records of surplus lines licensee.
Each surplus lines licensee shall keep in his or her office a full and true record of each surplus lines insurance contract placed by or through the licensee, including a copy of the policy, certificate, cover note, or other evidence of insurance. The record shall include the following items:
(1)Amount of the insurance and perils insured;
(2)Brief description of the property insured and its location;
(3)Gross premium charged;
(4)Any return premium paid;
(5)Rate of premium charged upon the several items of property;
(6)Effective date of the contract, and the terms of the contract;
(7)Name and address of the insured;
(8)Name and address of the insurer;
(9)Amount of tax and other sums to be collected from the insured;
(10)Identity of the producing broker, any confirming correspondence from the insurer or its representative, and the application; and
(11)Copy of the compliance agreement.
The record of each contract shall be kept open at all reasonable times to examination by the Commissioner without notice for a period not less than five years following termination of the contract. (1985, c. 688, s. 1; 1991, c. 644, s. 42; 2018-120, s. 2.1(k); 2019-179, s. 2(c).)
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