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Session Laws, 1880
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568

LAWS OF MARYLAND.


with the Comptroller and clerk of the Superior


Court of Baltimore city.


32. Any person, body politic or corporate, part


nership or association, who shall make, negotiate or

Subject to

solicit within this State any contract of insurance,

fines.

or shall effect an insurance or insurances, or pretend


to effect an insurance or insurances, or receive and


transmit any offer or offers of insurance or insuran-


ces, or receive or deliver a policy or policies of in-


surance, or connect any other pei son or persons with


them in any policy they may at the time hold, or


shall do any business of insurance of any kind, or


make any guaranty, contract or pledge, for the pay-


ment of annuities or endowments, or money, whether


the amount thereof be fixed or contingent to the


families or representatives of any policy or certificate
holder or the like, or shall advertise or circulate any


card, circular, notice, or open or teep any office for


the transaction of said business, except as an insur-


ance broker duly licensed, without fully complying


with all the provisions of this act, shall be subject to


the fines imposed by section thirty-six of this article.


And the term insurance company as used in this


article shall be taken to embrace every corporation,


association, partnership or individual engaging in any


such business ; and every such corporation, associa-

How constin-

tion, partnership or individual, making any engage-

ed.

ment for the payment of any money or other benefits


in the event of the death of any member, policy or


certificate holder or the like, or entering into any


contract or agreements in which the chances or proba-
bilities of the duration of life, or the rate of mortality


are in any way involved as an element or condition


of such contracts or agreements, shall be deemed and


taken to be a life insurance company within the


meaning of this article, and shall be subject to all


the requirements of law applicable to life insurance


companies ; provided that nothing herein contained


shall be construed as applying to the granting of re-


lief or benefits to members or their families, by any


societies of a purely and exclusively religious, chari-


table or benevolent description, and orders or asso-


ciations, having ritualistic work and ceremonies in


their lodges, councils or societies.



 
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