A club representative is not required to be a licensed insurance agent in connection with the sale of accidental injury and death benefits or other insurance covering a motor club service, which is issued in conjunction with and as a part of a motor club service contract but must be licensed to sell any other type of insurance.
HISTORY: 1987 Act No. 155, Section 6, eff January 1, 1988.
Structure South Carolina Code of Laws
Chapter 61 - Motor Club Services Act
Section 39-61-10. Short title.
Section 39-61-20. Definitions.
Section 39-61-30. Deposit of cash, securities, or bonds.
Section 39-61-40. Security; required assurances.
Section 39-61-50. Suits by aggrieved members; aggregate liability.
Section 39-61-60. Submission and approval of club name.
Section 39-61-70. Application for, and issuance of, certificate of authority; fee.
Section 39-61-90. Service of process.
Section 39-61-100. Cease and desist orders; revocation or suspension of certificate of authority.
Section 39-61-110. Requirements of service contracts.
Section 39-61-130. Sanctions for noncompliance by club representative; contested case hearing.
Section 39-61-140. Restrictions on advertising.
Section 39-61-150. Services subject exclusively to this chapter.
Section 39-61-160. Authority of administrator.
Section 39-61-170. Violations; penalties.
Section 39-61-180. Sale of insurance by club representatives; license requirements.