A title insurance company may
(1) do business as defined in AS 21.66.480;
(2) do any act, directly or through a title insurance limited producer, incidental to making a contract or policy of title insurance, including conducting or holding an escrow, settlement, or closing of a transaction; and
(3) provide other services relative or incidental to the sale and transfer of real or personal property.
Structure Alaska Statutes
Chapter 66. Title Insurance Companies
Sec. 21.66.010. Paid in capital and reserves.
Sec. 21.66.020. Deposits in guaranty fund; insolvency of insurance company.
Sec. 21.66.080. Annual statement.
Sec. 21.66.085. Quarterly statement.
Sec. 21.66.090. Application for certificate of authority.
Sec. 21.66.110. Annual tax on title insurance premiums.
Sec. 21.66.120. Examination by director.
Sec. 21.66.170. Determination of insurability required.
Sec. 21.66.180. General powers.
Sec. 21.66.190. Limitations on powers.
Sec. 21.66.200. Title plant requirements.
Sec. 21.66.210. Joint plant companies.
Sec. 21.66.220. Net retained liability.
Sec. 21.66.230. Power to reinsure.
Sec. 21.66.270. Title insurance limited producers to be licensed.
Sec. 21.66.280. Title insurance limited producers, books, and records.
Sec. 21.66.290. Title insurance limited producer replies to director inquiries.
Sec. 21.66.300. Certain names prohibited.
Sec. 21.66.310. Rebates prohibited.
Sec. 21.66.330. Examination of records.
Sec. 21.66.340. Additional penalty for rebates.
Sec. 21.66.350. Division of rates.
Sec. 21.66.360. Purpose of title insurance rate regulation.
Sec. 21.66.380. Justification for rates.
Sec. 21.66.390. Making of rates.
Sec. 21.66.400. Disapproval of filings.
Sec. 21.66.410. Rate administration.
Sec. 21.66.420. False or misleading information.
Sec. 21.66.450. Forms of policies and other contracts of title insurance.
Sec. 21.66.460. Filing required for escrow, settlement, and closing charges.