58-15-15. Insurance policy loan--Security--Maximum amount--Private placement policies.
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There shall be a provision that after three full years' premiums have been paid and after the policy has a cash surrender value and while no premium is in default beyond the grace period for payment, the insurer shall advance, on proper assignment or pledge of the policy and on the sole security thereof, an amount not to exceed the loan value of the policy. However, in the case of a private placement policy, the obligation of the insurer to advance the loan value of the policy, or any portion of the loan value, is subject to the liquidity of separate account assets comprising such loan value, and the insurer shall advance the loan value of the policy, or any portion of the loan value, as and when the separate account assets from which the loan is to be made, can be, by their respective terms, converted to cash.