Sec. 841.052. ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION. (a) Articles of incorporation of a proposed domestic insurance company must state: (1) the name of the company; (2) the location of the company's home office; (3) the kinds of insurance business in which the company proposes to engage; (4) the name and place of residence of each incorporator; (5) the amount of the company's capital stock; (6) the number of shares of the company's capital stock; (7) the amount of the company's surplus; and (8) the period of the company's duration, which may be perpetual. (b) The incorporators of a domestic insurance company may include in the articles of incorporation other provisions that are not inconsistent with law.
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