The board of directors of a farmers’ mutual fire insurance company may, at any time, borrow such sum or sums of money as they may deem necessary to pay its losses, accrued or unaccrued, and may pledge the assets of the company including the contingent liability of policyholders for the losses as security for the loan.
History. Code 1933, § 56-2014, enacted by Ga. L. 1960, p. 289, § 1; Ga. L. 2012, p. 1040, § 1/SB 203.
Structure Georgia Code
Chapter 16 - Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Companies
§ 33-16-6. Board of Directors Generally
§ 33-16-7. Power of Board to Borrow Money and Pledge Assets of Company
§ 33-16-8. Contents of Bylaws Generally; Amendment of Bylaws; Provision for Exclusion of Members
§ 33-16-10. Inclusion in Policy of Provision Against Waiver of Bylaws
§ 33-16-11. Holding of Annual and Special Meetings of Members; Notice of Meetings
§ 33-16-12. Voting by Policyholders at Meetings
§ 33-16-13. Amount of Minimum Surplus Required
§ 33-16-14. Limitations on Amounts of Risks
§ 33-16-16. Liability of Members for Losses and Expenses of Companies
§ 33-16-17. Actions by or Against Companies
§ 33-16-18. Filing of Annual Statement With Commissioner
§ 33-16-19. Examination of Companies by Commissioner; Payment of Costs of Examinations
§ 33-16-20. Exemption From Taxes, Costs, and Fees
§ 33-16-21. Applicability of Other Provisions of Title to Companies
§ 33-16-22. Conversion of Companies Into Mutual Insurance Companies