A-32 - Act respecting insurance

Section 200.3 Disposition versions

2011-02-14

200.3. Every insurance company wishing to continue its existence must pass a by-law to that effect.

The continuance by-law shall indicate

(a)  the name of the company continued;

(b)  its head office;

(c)  the classes of insurance to be transacted;

(d)  the surname, name, occupation and domicile of each of the members of its board of directors;

(e)  the mode of election of the directors;

(f)  in the case of a capital stockcompany, the number of shares composing its capital, the par value of each share, where such is the case, and the mode of conversion of the capital stock;

(f.1)  in the case of a capital stock company, the name occupation and place of residence of every natural person who, from continuance, would hold, alone or with his associates within the meaning of section 49, 10% or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name and place of constitution or continuance of every legal person that, from continuance, would hold, alone or with its associates within the meaning of section 49, 10% or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name of the shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the legal person;

(g)  in the case of a mutual insurance company, the number of members of the company and the amount of insurance, payments or other guaranteed benefits.

1984, c. 22, s. 41; 1985, c. 17, s. 26; 1990, c. 86, s. 24; 1996, c. 63, s. 80, s. 83; 1999, c. 40, s. 33; 2009, c. 52, s. 520.

1999-10-22

200.3. Every insurance company wishing to continue its existence must pass a by-law to that effect.

The continuance by-law shall indicate

(a)  the name of the company continued;

(b)  its head office;

(c)  the classes of insurance to be transacted;

(d)  the surname, name, occupation and domicile of each of the members of its board of directors;

(e)  the mode of election of the directors;

(f)  in the case of a joint-stock company, the number of shares composing its capital, the par value of each share, where such is the case, and the mode of conversion of the capital stock;

(f.1)  in the case of a joint stock company, the name occupation and place of residence of every natural person who, from continuance, would hold, alone or with his associates within the meaning of section 49, 10% or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name and place of constitution or continuance of every legal person that, from continuance, would hold, alone or with its associates within the meaning of section 49, 10% or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name of the shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the legal person;

(g)  in the case of a mutual insurance company, the number of members of the company and the amount of insurance, payments or other guaranteed benefits.

1984, c. 22, s. 41; 1985, c. 17, s. 26; 1990, c. 86, s. 24; 1996, c. 63, s. 80, s. 83; 1999, c. 40, s. 33.

1996-12-23

200.3. Every insurance company wishing to continue its existence must pass a by-law to that effect.

The continuance by-law shall indicate

(a)  the name of the company continued;

(b)  its head office;

(c)  the classes of insurance to be transacted;

(d)  the surname, name, occupation and domicile of each of the members of its board of directors;

(e)  the mode of election of the directors;

(f)  in the case of a joint-stock company, the number of shares composing its capital, the par value of each share, where such is the case, and the mode of conversion of the capital stock;

(f.1)  in the case of a joint stock company, the name occupation and place of residence of every natural person who, from continuance, would hold, alone or with his associates within the meaning of section 49, 10 % or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name and place of incorporation or continuance of every legal person that, from continuance, would hold, alone or with its associates within the meaning of section 49, 10 % or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name of the shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the legal person;

(g)  in the case of a mutual insurance company, the number of members of the company and the amount of insurance, payments or other guaranteed benefits.

1984, c. 22, s. 41; 1985, c. 17, s. 26; 1990, c. 86, s. 24; 1996, c. 63, s. 80, s. 83.

1991-03-15

200.3. Every insurance company wishing to continue its existence must pass a by-law to that effect.

The continuance by-law shall indicate

(a)  the corporate name of the company continued;

(b)  its head office;

(c)  the classes of insurance to be transacted;

(d)  the surname, given name, occupation and domicile of each of the members of its board of directors;

(e)  the mode of election of the directors;

(f)  in the case of a joint-stock company, the number of shares composing its capital, the par value of each share, where such is the case, and the mode of conversion of the capital stock;

(f.1)  in the case of a joint stock company, the name in full, occupation and place of residence of every natural person who, from continuance, would hold, alone or with his associates within the meaning of section 49, 10 % or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the corporate name and place of incorporation or continuance of every corporation that, from continuance, would hold, alone or with its associates within the meaning of section 49, 10 % or more of the voting rights attached to the shares in the company, and the name of the shareholder who holds a controlling interest in the corporation;

(g)  in the case of a mutual insurance company, the number of members of the company and the amount of insurance, payments or other guaranteed benefits.

1984, c. 22, s. 41; 1985, c. 17, s. 26; 1990, c. 86, s. 24.

1985-09-11

200.3. Every insurance company wishing to continue its existence must pass a by-law to that effect.

The continuance by-law shall indicate

(a)  the corporate name of the company continued;

(b)  its head office;

(c)  the classes of insurance to be transacted;

(d)  the surname, given name, occupation and domicile of each of the members of its board of directors;

(e)  the mode of election of the directors;

(f)  in the case of a joint-stock company, the number of shares composing its capital, the par value of each share, where such is the case, and the mode of conversion of the capital stock;

(g)  in the case of a mutual insurance company, the number of members of the company and the amount of insurance, payments or other guaranteed benefits.

1984, c. 22, s. 41; 1985, c. 17, s. 26.

1984-06-20

200.3. Every insurance company wishing to continue its existence must pass a by-law to that effect.

The continuance by-law shall indicate

(a)  the corporate name of the company continued;

(b)  its head office;

(c)  the classes of insurance to be transacted;

(d)  the surname, given name, occupation and domicile of each of the members of its board of directors;

(e)  the mode of election of the directors;

(f)  in the case of a joint-stock company, the number of shares composing its capital, the par value of each share, where such is the case, and the mode of conversion of the capital stock;

(g)  in the case of a mutual life-insurance company, the number of members of the company and the amount of insurance, payments or other guaranteed benefits.

1984, c. 22, s. 41.