New York Laws
Article 12 - Organization and Corporate Procedure
1203 - Non-Use of Corporate Charter.

(b) Any domestic insurer which ceases to do any insurance business for
more than one year continuously shall forfeit its right to resume an
insurance business, except with the prior approval of the
superintendent. Unless such approval shall be granted, the
superintendent may commence a proceeding, pursuant to the provisions of
article seventy-four of this chapter, to liquidate and dissolve such
insurer.

Structure New York Laws

New York Laws

ISC - Insurance

Article 12 - Organization and Corporate Procedure

1201 - Incorporation of Stock or Mutual Insurance Companies.

1202 - Number of Directors; Independent Directors and Committees of the Board of Directors; Duty of Directors.

1203 - Non-Use of Corporate Charter.

1204 - Sale of Insurance Securities.

1205 - Existing Corporations.

1206 - Amendments to Charters and Increase of Capital of Insurance Corporations.

1207 - Options for the Purchase of Shares.

1208 - Method of Amending Mutual Company Charters.

1209 - Management and By-Laws of Mutual Insurance Corporations.

1210 - By-Laws of Domestic Stock Life Insurance Companies.

1211 - Mutual Insurance Corporations; Membership and Dividends.

1212 - Service of Process Upon Superintendent as Attorney.

1213 - Service of Process on Superintendent as Attorney for Unauthorized Insurers.

1214 - Acting for Foreign Corporation Which Has Not Designated Superintendent as Attorney.

1215 - Forfeiture of Office by Director or Trustee of a Domestic Mutual Insurer.

1216 - Notice of Indemnification of Directors and Officers of Insurance Corporations.

1217 - Vouchers for Disbursements.

1218 - Regulation of Stock Ownership, Interlocking Directors and Common Management.

1219 - Misconduct by Directors; Insolvency.

1220 - Misconduct by Officers and Directors of Co-Operative Fire Insurance Companies and of Fraternal Benefit Societies.

1221 - Transactions by Officers, Directors and Certain Shareowners in the Insurer's Shares.