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1984 vol. 2 456 (1984)

handle is hein.ssl/ssct0093 and id is 1 raw text is: Substitute House Bill No. 5585 PUBLIC ACT NO. 84-322 AN ACT REDUCING VANDALISM AT CERTAIN STATE FACILITIES. Section 47-47 of the general statutes is repealed and the following is substituted in lieu thereof: No person shall use barbed wire in the construction of fences, or have barbed wire upon existing fences, between his own premises and those of an adjoining proprietor, within twenty-five rods of any house or barn belonging to such proprietor, unless either premises are used in connection with raising livestock, without first obtaining his written consent. No barbed wire shall be used in the construction of fences, or retained upon existing fences, connected with or enclosing the grounds of any public school or public building, EXCEPT A DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION STORAGE FACILITY OR A VESSEL OPERATIONS AREA OF A STATE-OWNED WATERFRONT FACILITY OR AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS AREA OF A STATE-OWNED AIRPORT. Any person who violates any provision of this section shall be fined not more than one hundred dollars. Substitute Senate Bill No. 580 PUBLIC ACT NO. 84-323 AN ACT PERMITTING HOSPITAL AND MEDICAL SERVICE CORPORATIONS TO CONVERT INTO MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANIES. Section 1. (NEW) (a) Any consolidated hospital and medical service corporation organized and formed pursuant to chapter 592 or 593 of the general statutes, in existence on July 1, 1982, and possessing contingency reserves in an amount of fifty million dollars or more may, at its option and without reincorporation, convert to a domestic mutual insurance company under the laws of this state (1) by amending and restating its certificate of incorporation to grant it such powers consistent with the provisions of this section, provided the amended and restated certificate of incorporation shall not state that said domestic mutual insurance company is a nonprofit corporation or that it is created under the nonstock corporation act, and (2) by obtaining a license pursuant to section 38-20 of the general statutes to operate as a domestic mutual insurance company. (b) The board of directors of any such corporation electing to convert to a domestic mutual insurance company shall adopt a resolution prior to October 1, 1984, declaring the election of the corporation to make such conversion and to become subject to all of the laws of the state governing such companies, except as limited by the terms of this section. After the adoption of such resolution, the board of directors of such corporation shall adopt such amendments to its certificate of incorporation as are consistent with the provisions of this section and as are necessary for it to convert to a domestic mutual insurance company and file such amended and restated certificate of incorporation with the secretary of the state. Such amendment shall designate the members of the company. Any subsequent amendment to the certificate of incorporation shall be consistent with the terms of this section. (c) No such amended and restated certificate of incorporation shall be effective unless and until it is filed with the secretary of the state. Prior to the filing of such certificate, the corporation shall apply to the insurance commissioner for a license pursuant to section 38-20, provided such license, if issued, shall only become effective upon the filing of the certificate. Upon the filing of such amended and restated certificate of incorporation, the corporation shall be a domestic mutual insurance company and shall not be a consolidated hospital and medical service corporation. Upon such filing the company shall no longer be subject to the provisions of chapter 592 or 593 or section 12-212a of the general statutes. PUBLIC ACTS P.A. 84-322

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