58-44-40. Effect of failure to give notice of encumbrance.
No policy of insurance issued upon any property shall be held void because of the failure to give notice to the company of a mortgage or deed of trust existing thereon or thereafter placed thereon, except during the life of the mortgage or deed of trust. (1915, c. 109, s. 4; C.S., s. 6440.)
Structure North Carolina General Statutes
North Carolina General Statutes
Article 44 - Property Insurance Policies.
§ 58-44-1 - Terms and conditions must be set out in policy.
§ 58-44-5 - Items to be expressed in policies.
§ 58-44-16 - Fire insurance policies; standard fire insurance policy provisions.
§ 58-44-20 - Standard policy; permissible variations.
§ 58-44-30 - Notice by insured or agent as to increase of hazard, unoccupancy and other insurance.
§ 58-44-35 - Judge to select umpire.
§ 58-44-40 - Effect of failure to give notice of encumbrance.
§ 58-44-45 - Policy issued to husband or wife on joint property.
§ 58-44-50 - Bar to defense of failure to render timely proof of loss.
§ 58-44-55 - Farmowners' and other property policies; ice, snow, or sleet damage.
§ 58-44-70 - Purpose and scope.
§ 58-44-80 - Notification of right to mediate.
§ 58-44-85 - Request for mediation.
§ 58-44-95 - Scheduling of mediation; qualification of mediator.
§ 58-44-100 - Conduct of the mediation conference.
§ 58-44-110 - Nonparticipation in mediation program.