INSURANCE Domestic Stock and Mutual Insurers: Assign Certain Duties of the Secretary of State to the Commission of Insurance; Provide for Filing Applications for and Amendments to Charters, and Applications for Voluntary Dissolution and Surrender of Charters; Provide That Certificates of Incorporation and Charter Amendment Be Issued Under the Seal of the State; Retrieve the Secretary of State of Bookkeeping Duties Relating to Applications and Amendments to Charters

Authors

Bonnie LassiterFollow

Document Type

Peach Sheet

Abstract

The Act amends several sections of the Georgia Code to require that insurance companies file charter applications, applications to amend or renew a charter, and applications to surrender a charter with the Commissioner of Insurance rather than the Secretary of State. The Act provides the procedures for filing and approving each of the above. The Act further provides that, upon approval, the Secretary of State shall issue a certificate of incorporation under the seal of the state. Finally, the Act provides the procedures by which a domestic society may amend its laws.

Recommended Citation

Bonnie Lassiter, INSURANCE Domestic Stock and Mutual Insurers: Assign Certain Duties of the Secretary of State to the Commission of Insurance; Provide for Filing Applications for and Amendments to Charters, and Applications for Voluntary Dissolution and Surrender of Charters; Provide That Certificates of Incorporation and Charter Amendment Be Issued Under the Seal of the State; Retrieve the Secretary of State of Bookkeeping Duties Relating to Applications and Amendments to Charters, 17 Ga. St. U. L. Rev. (2000).
Available at: https://readingroom.law.gsu.edu/gsulr/vol17/iss1/6