41-729. TIME LIMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF REAL ESTATE. (1) Except as provided in subsection (4) below, an insurer shall dispose of real estate within time limits as follows:
(a) If acquired under section 41-728(1)(a) (home office and branch office property), the insurer shall sell and dispose of the property within five (5) years after it ceased to be used or to be necessary for the purposes stated therein.
(b) If acquired under subdivisions (b) (in satisfaction of debts, etc.), (c) (in part payment on other real estate sold), (d) (by gift or devise), or (e) (merger or consolidation) of section 41-728(1), the insurer shall sell and dispose of the property within five (5) years after the insurer acquired title thereto.
(c) If acquired under section 41-728(1)(f) (for production of income), the insurer shall within five (5) years after the termination or expiration of the lease, sell and dispose of the property, or re-lease the property for an additional term under the same conditions provided in such section as for an original leasing.
(2) Any real estate otherwise subject to disposal under subdivisions (b) or (c) above, may be retained by the insurer for home office or branch office purposes for so long as so used, and subject to provisions otherwise applicable to such home office and branch office property.
(3) Any real property otherwise subject to disposal under subdivisions (a) and (b) above, may be retained by the insurer for leasing under section 41-728(1)(f) for so long as so used, and subject to provisions otherwise applicable to such real estate for leasing.
(4) Upon proof satisfactory to him that the interests of the insurer will suffer materially by the forced sale thereof, the commissioner may by certificate grant a reasonable additional period, as specified in the certificate, within which the insurer shall dispose of any particular parcel of real estate.
(5) Real estate held by an insurer beyond the period allowed for its disposal under this section shall not constitute an asset of the insurer in any determination of the insurer’s financial condition.
History:
[41-729, added 1961, ch. 330, sec. 166, p. 645.]
Structure Idaho Code
Section 41-702 - ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS.
Section 41-703 - GENERAL QUALIFICATIONS.
Section 41-704 - AUTHORIZATION OF INVESTMENTS.
Section 41-705 - RECORD OF INVESTMENTS.
Section 41-706 - DIVERSIFICATION OF INVESTMENTS.
Section 41-707 - PUBLIC OBLIGATIONS.
Section 41-708 - OBLIGATIONS AND STOCK OF CERTAIN FEDERAL AGENCIES.
Section 41-709 - IRRIGATION DISTRICT BONDS.
Section 41-710 - INTERNATIONAL BANK.
Section 41-711 - CORPORATE OBLIGATIONS.
Section 41-712 - CERTAIN TERMS DEFINED.
Section 41-713 - PREFERRED STOCKS — DIVERSIFICATION.
Section 41-714 - COMMON STOCKS.
Section 41-715 - INSURANCE STOCKS.
Section 41-716 - INVESTMENT TRUST SECURITIES.
Section 41-717 - EQUIPMENT TRUST OBLIGATIONS.
Section 41-718 - POLICY LOANS.
Section 41-719 - COLLATERAL LOANS.
Section 41-720 - SAVINGS AND SHARE ACCOUNTS.
Section 41-721 - MORTGAGE LOANS AND CONTRACTS.
Section 41-722 - MORTGAGE LOAN LIMITED BY PROPERTY VALUE.
Section 41-723 - APPRAISAL — LIMIT OF AMOUNT LOANED.
Section 41-724 - “IMPROVED REAL PROPERTY” DEFINED.
Section 41-725 - “ENCUMBRANCE” DEFINED.
Section 41-726 - SPECIAL INVESTMENTS BY TITLE INSURER.
Section 41-727 - FOREIGN SECURITIES.
Section 41-729 - TIME LIMIT FOR DISPOSAL OF REAL ESTATE.
Section 41-730 - DISPOSAL OF INELIGIBLE PROPERTY AND SECURITIES.
Section 41-731 - PROHIBITED INVESTMENTS AND INVESTMENT UNDERWRITING.
Section 41-732 - DOMESTIC RECIPROCAL INSURER.
Section 41-733 - SUBSIDIARY INVESTMENTS.
Section 41-734 - SEPARATE ACCOUNT FUNDS.