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New York Codes Rules Regulations (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
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TITLE 11. Insurance |
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Chapter IV. Financial Condition of Insurer and Reports to Superintendent |
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Subchapter A. Rules of General Application |
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Part 85. Allowance of Aircraft as an Admitted Asset |
Sec. 85.0. Preamble
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- Section 1301(a)(19) of the Insurance Law was added by chapter 614 of the Laws of 1976, effective January 17, 1977, and permits an aircraft to be allowed as an admitted asset of an insurer provided prior written approval has been secured from the superintendent pursuant to compliance with such standards as he shall by regulation prescribe; such standards, in outline, are to include, but not be limited to, the following:(a) a reasonable need for the proposed acquisition of the aircraft is shown;(b) the purchase price is in keeping with prevailing cost scales;(c) the purchase price shall not exceed a prescribed percentage of admitted assets; and(d) there shall be an orderly program of depreciation.