The Insurance Industry: Hearings Before the Subcommittee on Antitrust and Monopoly of the Committee on the JudiciaryU.S. Government Printing Office, 1971 - Automobile insurance |
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Page 12763
... basis for unwillingness to insure . The fact that an applicant was previously rejected or terminated by another insurer shall not in it- self be the basis for unwillingness to insure . Individual consideration shall be given to ...
... basis for unwillingness to insure . The fact that an applicant was previously rejected or terminated by another insurer shall not in it- self be the basis for unwillingness to insure . Individual consideration shall be given to ...
Page 12768
... basis as circumstances indicate : 1 . 2 . Guiding Principles Neither race , creed nor color shall in itself be the basis for unwillingness to insure . Comment : Automobile insurance underwriting should be based upon the individual ...
... basis as circumstances indicate : 1 . 2 . Guiding Principles Neither race , creed nor color shall in itself be the basis for unwillingness to insure . Comment : Automobile insurance underwriting should be based upon the individual ...
Page 13323
... basis . This figure is a result of 3 factors . First , the inability to achieve rate increases in many states or delays in obtaining such increases have inflated the amount of reduction beyond what otherwise was intended . Second , in ...
... basis . This figure is a result of 3 factors . First , the inability to achieve rate increases in many states or delays in obtaining such increases have inflated the amount of reduction beyond what otherwise was intended . Second , in ...
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American Insurance Association__ | 12493 |
American Mutual Insurance Alliance | 12558 |
National Association of Independent Insurers_ | 12675 |
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