Domestic mutual insurance companies must be incorporated in accordance with the provisions of section 60A.07, subdivision 1.
1967 c 395 art 7 s 3; 1994 c 426 s 13; 2005 c 69 art 2 s 13
Structure Minnesota Statutes
Chapters 59A - 79A — Insurance
Chapter 66A — Mutual Companies
Section 66A.01 — Scope Of Chapter.
Section 66A.02 — Applicability Of Business Corporation Statutes.
Section 66A.03 — Incorporation.
Section 66A.06 — Renewal Of Corporate Existence.
Section 66A.07 — Membership; Meetings; Notices; Voting.
Section 66A.08 — Requirements.
Section 66A.09 — Kinds Of Business Authorized.
Section 66A.10 — Additional Requirements.
Section 66A.11 — Revocation Of License.
Section 66A.12 — Mutual Fire Companies; Premiums; Contingent Liability.
Section 66A.13 — Mutual Fire Companies; Requirements When Note Given.
Section 66A.16 — Guaranty Funds.
Section 66A.17 — Mutual Fire Insurance Companies; Provisions As To Policies Lapsing.
Section 66A.18 — Voting And Notice.
Section 66A.19 — Contingent Liability.
Section 66A.215 — Special Provisions Relating To Hail, Tornado, And Cyclone Companies.
Section 66A.221 — Organization.
Section 66A.23 — Assessments; Notice; Payments; Collection.
Section 66A.24 — Officers; Duties; Compensation; Bonds.
Section 66A.25 — Proxies; Restrictions.
Section 66A.26 — Property Insurable.
Section 66A.27 — Limitation On Expenses.
Section 66A.28 — Reports; Delinquency; Powers Of Commissioner.
Section 66A.29 — Arbitration Required.
Section 66A.30 — Transfer Of Risks And Reinsurance.
Section 66A.31 — Merger And Consolidation.
Section 66A.32 — Prerequisites Of Life Companies.
Section 66A.33 — Temporary Capital Stock Of Mutual Life Companies.
Section 66A.35 — Guaranty Funds.
Section 66A.36 — Stock And Mutual Life Insurance Companies.
Section 66A.38 — Voting Rights.
Section 66A.39 — Conversion Of Existing Companies; Amendment Of Certificates Of Incorporation.
Section 66A.40 — Mutual Insurance Holding Companies.
Section 66A.41 — Mutual Company Conversion To Stock Company.
Section 66A.42 — Domestic Insurance Corporations May Become Mutual Corporations.