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Code · Oklahoma · Title 36 — Insurance

§36-996.1. Assigned risk plans.

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After consultation with the insurance companies authorized to issue automobile liability policies in this state, the Insurance Commissioner shall approve a reasonable plan or plans, fair to the insurers and equitable to their policyholders, for the apportionment among such companies of applicants for such policies and for motor vehicle liability policies who are in good faith entitled to but are unable to procure such policies through ordinary methods. When any such plan has been approved, all such insurance companies shall subscribe thereto and participate therein.
Any applicant for any such policy, any person insured under any such plan, and any insurance company affected may appeal to the Insurance Commissioner from any ruling or decision of the manager or committee designated to operate such plan. Any order or act of the Insurance Commissioner under the provisions of this section shall be subject to review by appeal to the district court of Oklahoma County at the
instance of any party in interest. The court shall determine whether the filing of the appeal shall operate as a stay of any such order or act of the Insurance Commissioner and the court shall summarily hear the matter. The court may, in disposing of the issue before it, modify, affirm or reverse the order or act of the Insurance Commissioner in whole or in part. Added by Laws 1961, p. 365, § 7-501. Renumbered from Title 47, § 7- 501 by Laws 2009, c. 62, § 40, eff. Nov. 1, 2009.
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