When it appears to the commissioner that the capital stock of a domestic insurance company is impaired to the extent of twenty percent (20%) or more, the commissioner shall notify the company that its capital is legally subject to be made good; and, if the company does not, within sixty (60) days after the notice, satisfy the commissioner that it has fully repaired its capital, or reduced its capital as provided by law, the commissioner shall institute proceedings against it.
Structure 2021 Tennessee Code
Chapter 1 - Department of Commerce and Insurance
Part 4 - Financial Valuations and Examination of Companies
§ 56-1-401. Examination of Companies by Commissioner Before Granting of Certificate to Do Business
§ 56-1-405. Assets Allowable as Credits in Account of Financial Condition
§ 56-1-406. Commissioner Is Custodian of Collateral Deposited
§ 56-1-408. Examination of Insurance Companies — Frequency
§ 56-1-410. Examination of Foreign Companies
§ 56-1-412. Failure to Testify Before Commissioner — Obstruction of Examination — Penalty
§ 56-1-414. Impairment of Capital Stock of Domestic Insurance Company
§ 56-1-417. Notice Required for Revocation or Suspension of Certificate of Authority