Exclusion from coverage
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TN Code › Title 56 › Chapter 49 › Section 56-49-106
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(a) Creditor-placed insurance coverage shall not include: (1) Coverage for the cost of repossession; (2) Skip, confiscation and conversion coverage; (3) Coverage for payment of mechanics' or other liens that do not arise from a covered loss occurrence; (4) Coverage that requires a debtor's insurance deductible to be less than two hundred dollars ($200); or (5) Coverage that is broader than the insurance coverages that meets the minimum insurance requirements of the credit agreement. (b) Nothing in this section shall be deemed to prohibit the issuance of a separate policy or endorsement providing the coverages listed in subsection (a). However, no charge shall be passed along to the debtor for the coverages. Acts 1999, ch. 144, § 6.
(a) Creditor-placed insurance coverage shall not include: (1) Coverage for the cost of repossession; (2) Skip, confiscation and conversion coverage; (3) Coverage for payment of mechanics' or other liens that do not arise from a covered loss occurrence; (4) Coverage that requires a debtor's insurance deductible to be less than two hundred dollars ($200); or (5) Coverage that is broader than the insurance coverages that meets the minimum insurance requirements of the credit agreement.
(1) Coverage for the cost of repossession;
(2) Skip, confiscation and conversion coverage;
(3) Coverage for payment of mechanics' or other liens that do not arise from a covered loss occurrence;
(4) Coverage that requires a debtor's insurance deductible to be less than two hundred dollars ($200); or
(5) Coverage that is broader than the insurance coverages that meets the minimum insurance requirements of the credit agreement.
(b) Nothing in this section shall be deemed to prohibit the issuance of a separate policy or endorsement providing the coverages listed in subsection (a). However, no charge shall be passed along to the debtor for the coverages.
Acts 1999, ch. 144, § 6.
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