A-32 - Act respecting insurance

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93.242. A guarantee fund may, in the pursuit of its objects,
(1)  make loans and grants to its members;
(2)  guarantee the repayment of an advance or a loan granted to a member;
(3)  enter into an agreement with a member to manage its affairs during a specified period;
(4)  act as the provisional administrator of a member for the purposes of Chapter X of Title IV;
(5)  acquire the assets of a member;
(6)  act as the liquidator or sequestrator of a member;
(7)  pay rebates to the members out of its accumulated surplus, in proportion to their participation in the capital.
1985, c. 17, s. 6; 1996, c. 63, s. 81.
93.242. A corporation may, in the pursuit of its objects,
(1)  make loans and grants to its members;
(2)  guarantee the repayment of an advance or a loan granted to a member;
(3)  enter into an agreement with a member to manage its affairs during a specified period;
(4)  act as the provisional administrator of a member for the purposes of Chapter X of Title IV;
(5)  acquire the assets of a member;
(6)  act as the liquidator or sequestrator of a member;
(7)  pay rebates to the members out of its accumulated surplus, in proportion to their participation in the capital.
1985, c. 17, s. 6.