Sec. 1. All suits with reference to any matter or claim arising out of, or having any connection with any contract or agreement issued or executed, or any obligation or liability incurred at any reciprocal or interinsurance exchange, shall be brought only by, or against, the attorney in fact for subscribers at said reciprocal or interinsurance exchange, and any judgment obtained or rendered against said attorney in fact, as such, shall be valid and binding on all subscribers exchanging reciprocal or interinsurance contracts through such attorney in fact at said exchange, to the extent to which such subscribers are obligated or may be obligated. Formerly: Acts 1937, c.35, s.1. IC 27-6-8 Chapter 8. Property and Casualty Insurance and Guaranty Association Law 27-6-8-0.1 Application of certain amendments to chapter 27-6-8-1 Short title 27-6-8-2 Purpose 27-6-8-3 Scope 27-6-8-4 Definitions 27-6-8-5 Creation of the association 27-6-8-6 Board of directors 27-6-8-7 Powers and duties of the association 27-6-8-8 Plan of operation 27-6-8-9 Powers and duties of commissioner 27-6-8-10 Effect of paid claims 27-6-8-11 Nonduplication of recovery 27-6-8-11.5 High net worth insureds; financial information 27-6-8-12 Prevention of insolvencies 27-6-8-13 Examination of the association 27-6-8-14 Tax exemption 27-6-8-15 Recoupment of assessments; tax credits 27-6-8-16 Immunity 27-6-8-17 Stay of proceedings; reopening of default judgments 27-6-8-18 Records of insolvent insurers; access; copies 27-6-8-19 Advertising
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