Tex. Ins. Code Section 912.202
Payment of Premium or Assessment


(a)

A county mutual insurance company’s bylaws must:

(1)

state the time and manner of the levy and payment of a premium or assessment for policies written by the company;

(2)

in addition to the regular premium or assessment under Subdivision (1), establish the contingent liability of a policyholder for all losses accrued while a policy is in force in the amount of $2 for each $100 of insurance coverage; and

(3)

state the time and manner of payment of a policyholder’s contingent liability established under Subdivision (2).

(b)

As required by its bylaws, a county mutual insurance company shall establish and levy premiums and assessments, including the contingent liability of a policyholder, for all insurance written by the company.

(c)

A policyholder shall pay premiums and assessments as required by the company’s bylaws.

(d)

The premium or assessment for a policy shall be secured by a lien on each item of real or personal property, other than a homestead, covered by the policy, including the land on which an insured building is located. The lien remains on the property while the insured owns the property.

(e)

Subsection (a) does not apply to a company that meets the requirements of Section 912.308 (Amount and Investment of Surplus)(a)(3), but such a company is subject to Sections 883.154 (Maximum Premiums), 883.155 (Issuance of Policy for Cash Premium Only), and 883.156 (Assessment on Policyholders).
Added by Acts 2001, 77th Leg., ch. 1419, Sec. 1, eff. June 1, 2003.

Source: Section 912.202 — Payment of Premium or Assessment, https://statutes.­capitol.­texas.­gov/Docs/IN/htm/IN.­912.­htm#912.­202 (accessed May 11, 2024).

912.001
Definitions
912.002
Limited Exemption from Insurance Laws
912.003
Fees
912.004
Formation of New County Mutual Company Prohibited
912.005
Limitation on Transfer of Business to County Mutual Insurance Company
912.051
Applicability of Texas Non-profit Corporation Act
912.052
Eligibility of Board of Directors
912.053
General Powers of Board of Directors
912.054
Authority to Borrow Money
912.055
Charter and Articles of Incorporation
912.056
Creation of Local Chapters and Districts
912.057
Policyholder Meetings
912.058
Voting by Policyholders
912.059
Amendment to Bylaws
912.060
Authority to Prohibit Waiver of Bylaws
912.061
Application for Extension of Charter
912.101
Operation Under Certificate of Authority
912.102
Authority to Engage in Business
912.151
Kinds of Insurance Authorized
912.152
Policy Forms
912.153
Contract Terms: Incorporation of Bylaws
912.154
Amount of Insurance Under Multiple Hazards Policy
912.155
Repair or Replacement of Insured Property
912.156
Contesting Claim for Certain Purposes Prohibited
912.157
Denial of Claim: Notice Required
912.201
Schedule of Charges
912.202
Payment of Premium or Assessment
912.203
Nonpayment of Premium or Assessment: Filing of Action
912.204
Policyholder Liability
912.251
Licensing and Appointment of Agents
912.301
Report Regarding Condition of Company
912.302
Annual Statement Fee
912.303
Books and Records
912.304
Reinsurance
912.305
Security Deposit
912.306
Required Bonds
912.307
Reserve Requirements
912.308
Amount and Investment of Surplus
912.309
Policyholder Loans to Company
912.310
Certain Companies Exempt
912.701
Hazardous Financial Condition, Supervision, Conservatorship, and Liquidation
912.751
Officer or Director Unworthy of Trust: Removal and Revocation of Certificate of Authority
912.752
Fraudulent Operation or Improper Contests: Revocation of Certificate of Authority
912.753
Time Limit to Appeal
912.801
Violation of Chapter
912.802
Conversion
912.803
Unlawful Diversion of Funds
912.804
False Affidavit

Accessed:
May 11, 2024

§ 912.202’s source at texas​.gov