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	Insurance Commissioner, or other proper officer of its own state or nation, with his certificate that the com-
	pany is entitled to assume risks and issue policies there-
	in ; second, a power of attorney appointing a citizen of	Power of at-
	this State, resident within this State, the agent or	torney.
	attorney for the company, upon whom process of law
	can be served; there must also be filed with the In-
	surance Commissioner a certified copy of the vote or
	resolution of the directors appointing such attorney,
	which appointment shall continue until another at-
	torney be substituted. And said writing or power
	of attorney shall stipulate and agree on the part of
	the company making the same, that any lawful pro-
	cess against said company which is served on such
	agent, shall be of the same legal force and validity
	as if served on such company or association within
	this State; and also, that in case of the death or ab-
	sence of the attorney so appointed, service of pro- cess may be made upon the Insurance Commissioner
	of this State; and such power of attorney cannot
	be revoked or modified (except that a new one may
	be substituted), so long as any policy or liability re-
	mains outstanding against such company in this
	State. The term "process," used above, shall be	The term
	held and deemed to include any writ, summons or	"process "
	order whereby any action, suit or proceeding shall
	be commenced, or which shall be issued in or upon
	any action, suit or proceedings by any court, officer,
	or magistrate. Third, a statement of the condition	Condition of
	of the company on the thirty-first day of Decem-	company.
	ber next preceding, under oath of the president or
	vice-president of the company, with that of the
	secretary or actuary as hereinafter provided for.
	Fourth, a certificate of the appointment of a general agent of the company for this State, and a list of its	Certificate of appointment.
	agents authorized to transact biisiness for said com-
	pany within this State, and no certificate of author-
	ity as hereinafter described shall be issued to any
	person or persons not so designated by the company
	as agent, except in the case of solicitors of life in-
	surance, who may be designated by the general agent
	of the company for this State.
	31. No person shall act as agent or solicitor	Agent or so-
	in this State for any insurance company, including	licitor.
	individuals, whether resident or non-resident, part-