§ 2103 Foreign Insurance Contracts Preserved
This law says that the rules in Sections 1600 to 1605 of the Insurance Code still apply, and foreign insurance companies can still follow contracts they made before stopping business in the state or with people who moved to the state.
An insurance company from another country sold a policy to someone in a different state, and that person later moves to this state.
The insurance company can still follow the rules of the old policy, even though the person now lives here.
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§ 2103 Foreign Insurance Contracts Preserved
Last verified: January 10, 2026