The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1913-05-02
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termining the amount Of premium charseable
q The Board Of Directors shall make reason
apie rules and regulations for the prevention
Of injuries upon the premises Of subscribers:
ana they may refuse to Insure or may term
mate the insurance of any subscriber who re-
fuses to permit such examine lions or di.-
all premiums previously paid by him. but
subscriber shall not release him from liability
after made by the Board Of Directors to make
up deficiencies existing at the termination of
Sec. u. Every such company shall charge
cash. G equal to one years premium on the poi-
laws and specify in its policies the maximum
contingent mutual liability Of its members for
t5 9sa payment YIN Of losses and expenses not pro.
sum equal to and in addition to one annual
In addition to one annual premium nor more
than sum equal to five times the amount
oy wsen dp eas nan one m o.
contingent liability shall not exceed the
amount Of premium written in the policy The
shall be plainly and legibly stated upon each
policy. as follows:
The >maximum- contingent liability Of the
sec. IL: The Board OF Directors shall de-
s setnlne the amount OF premiums which the
suoscrloerS OF the Association shall pay for
their insurance, in accordance with the nature
OF the business In which such subscribers are
engaged s;a and the probable risk Of injury to
they shall fix premiums at such amounts as
IN their judgment shall be sufficient to enable
ali sus to pay to Its
70 the1r employees under the provisions Of law,
and also the expenses Of conducting the bust
MUM payable by any subscriber. the Board Of
Directors may take into account the condition
o. dse1 the plant work room. shop. farm or prem
safety OF those employed therein, shown
py the report Of any inspector appointed by
change the amount Of premiums pa payable by
any of the subscribers as circumstances may
require, and the condition OF the plant. work
scriber In respect to the safety Of their en-
ployes may justify. and they may increase
ploVda Of
dhasooey da the rules or regulations made by
the board of Directors in accordance with
policy Of insurance issued by any subscriber
shall be effective until he shall have paid
IN cash the premium so fixed and deter
Sec. ii. The Board of Directors may d.
vide the subscribers into groups in accord
ance with the nature Of their business and the
prooao!e risk Of Injury therein. In such case
they shall fix all premiums, make all assess
mn me ns and sd determine and pay>a dividends
shall be available for the]pay1nent Of any
clan + against the Association provided. how
until the whole Of the contin-
gent gent liability Of the members Of other groups
Association and the contingent liability Of
the members of other groups shall not be
avallaole Tor the payment of losses and ex-
penses incurred by such group in excess Of
thereof 32s
premiums
may be required by law and the Insurance
commissioner. are in excess CT the admitted
annual statement. it shall make an assess.
ment upon its policyholders said assessment
10 De pased upon the amount Of one annual
premium as written in the policy and not
iums.
If it becomes necessary to levy the as
Ie4es shall be issued until the admitted as
sets Of the association in excess Of its
Sec Is. statement of any proposed pre-
mlu dividend or distribution Of
the Insurance Department.
Sec 10: II any officer Of the Association
shall falsely make oath to any certificate re-
CURED to be. filed with the Commissioner
Sec. II. Any subscriber of the Association
who who has complied with all it's rules and
written notice to that effect. sent by such
subscriber by registered mail to the Asso-
ctsado. and such withdrawal shall become
diately following the tenth day after the re-
celpt OF such notice. burt such withdrawal
st;it not release such subscriber from ia
after made by the Board Of Directors to
make up deficiencies existing at the date of
be entitled to his share Of any dividends
earned Sne at At the S,,s date Of his withdrawal.
keep invested all its funds Of every descri nu
lion. excepting such cash as may be REQUIRED
IN the transaction rams Of it's business. in &C
to the investment of funds Of domestic insur-
ance companies.
ch Sec. 49, 49, No such association shall pur-
as 9ao- provided by Section 1915, Revised Laws
insurance association of another state un6n
compliance with all laws governing such cor
p ;S t i9n In general the provisions of Sec
visions Of this act. may be admitted to trans
act business in this state. Such association
snail pay to the department Of insurance the
pl s 1ai oy section D. Chapter 1885,
Whenever the contracts Of insurance issued
gate less than five thousand employees, the
assured shall forthwith notify the Commission
er OF Insurance of such fact. and if, at the
Of six months from said notice the
said contracts Of Insurance shall be less ss
surance shall revoke the license Of such as
ISOLATION and shall petition the district court
for the appointment of a receiver for the
purpose of winding up its affairs
Sec H. This act shall take effect and be
In force from and after its passage,
Approved March q. 1913.
CHAPTER 123-s. F. No. 41e
AN ACT authorizing county boards in GER
tain counties to grant aid for the erection
and construction of a hospital
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
Of Minnesota:
Section l. In any County in this State in
which there is no County Hospital the County
Board of such County is hereby authorized and
to appropriate and pay from the
general FUND Of said County as aid in the
erection. construction and maintenance in
such County Of a Hospital for the treatment
OF sick, diseased and injured persons a sum
not exceeding five thousand dollars l$5, 600 OO).
and preference shall always be given in the
admission to such Hospital of such patients are
are sent thereto by the County Board.
Approved March o. 1918.
CHAPTER 124-S. F. No. $50
AN ACT entitled An Act to amend Section