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Code · Utah · Title 31A — Insurance Code · Chapter 14

31A-14-211. Restrictions on foreign title insurers.

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31A-14-211. Restrictions on foreign title insurers.
(1)An authorized foreign title insurer may only insure property in this state:
(a)through an agency title insurance producer who is a resident in Utah; or
(b)if the authorized foreign title insurer has a bona fide office in Utah:
(i)that is under the direction and control of the authorized foreign title insurer;
(ii)for which the authorized foreign title insurer pays the expenses, including compensation of the employees of the bona fide office;
(iii)at which a person may request information about title services related to a real estate transaction for which the person is a party;
(iv)at which a person may deliver written communications to the authorized foreign title insurer as required by the real estate transaction for which the person is a party; and
(v)at which a person may deliver escrow money related to a real estate transaction for which the person is a party.
(2)This section does not apply to reinsurance.
Amended by Chapter 319 , 2013 General Session
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