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Article L322-26-2-4 of the French Insurance Code

At the close of each financial year, the Board of Directors or, where applicable, the Management Board of mutual insurance companies shall draw up a management report. The provisions of Article L. 322-4-3 of this Code apply. Mutual insurance companies shall appoint one or more statutory auditors to carry out the duties defined in Section 2 of Chapter III of Title II of Book VIII of the Commercial Code, under…

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Article L322-26-3 of the French Insurance Code

Associations may be set up between mutual insurance companies providing the same type of insurance, the sole purpose of which is to reinsure in full the contracts underwritten by these mutual insurance companies and to give them their joint and several guarantee. Such associations may only be formed between mutual insurance companies which undertake to cede all their risks to the association under a reinsurance treaty. The association has a…

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Article L322-26-4 of the French Insurance Code

Mutual insurance companies, tontines and agricultural mutual insurance and reinsurance companies or funds governed by article L771-1 of the French Rural and Maritime Fishing Code are special forms of mutual insurance companies. Mutual insurance companies appoint one or more statutory auditors. The provisions of Title II of Book VIII of the Commercial Code apply to them.

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Article L322-26-5 of the French Insurance Code

In the event of the dissolution of a mutual insurance company not due to the withdrawal of authorisation, the surplus of net assets over liabilities shall be devolved, by decision of the General Meeting, either to other mutual insurance companies or to associations recognised as being in the public interest.

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Article L322-26-7 of the French Insurance Code

I.-Options may be granted under the same conditions as in articles L. 225-177 to L. 225-179 and L. 22-10-56 of the French Commercial Code by a company controlled, directly or indirectly, exclusively or jointly, by mutual insurance companies mentioned in articles L. 322-26-1 and L. 322-26-4 of this code and belonging to the same scope of combination as defined by article L. 345-2, to the employees of these entities as…

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Article L322-26-8 of the French Insurance Code

I.-Mutual insurance companies and mutual insurance group companies referred to in the last paragraph of article L. 322-1-3 may issue mutualist certificates from : 1° Their member-policyholders ; 2° Member-policyholders or policyholders of undertakings belonging to the same insurance group as defined in 5° of Article L. 356-1, as well as such undertakings; 3° Mutual insurance companies, mutual insurance group companies, mutual insurance companies and unions governed by Book II…

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Article L322-26-9 of the French Insurance Code

I.-Mutualist certificates are redeemable only in the event of the liquidation of the issuer and after all preferential, unsecured and subordinated creditors have been paid in full. Redemption is made at the nominal value of the certificate, reduced, where applicable, by the amount of any losses charged to the formation fund. The Articles of Association may provide for losses to be charged to reserves prior to this reduction. II –…

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Article L322-27 of the French Insurance Code

The formation of agricultural mutual insurance and reinsurance companies or funds remains governed by article L. 771-1 of the French Rural and Maritime Fishing Code. A decree of the Conseil d’Etat shall lay down the terms and conditions for the application of this article and shall define the operations referred to in article L. 310-1 which they may be authorised to carry out; their membership may be limited to persons…

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