Still seems like a solution in search of a problem, since no one has verified yet that it's actually in the terms of any insurance contract. There might by company representatives out there pushing signs, but we have yet to see anyone specifying the actual signs in the contract language.AJSully421 wrote:Either way, one sentence in the Texas Insurance Code would solve this: "Other than firing ranges and gun stores, it shall be unlawful for an insurance company to use the lawful carry of firearms under section 411, or the presence or absence of 30.06/07 signs to determine rates or renewal status of any policy in this state. Violation of this section will perminately disqualify a company from offering coverage in Texas."C-dub wrote:I suppose it could also be that instead of raising the rates it could also have been that they hinted they would not renew their policy at all.
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- Wed May 18, 2016 10:11 am
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- Tue Apr 12, 2016 12:14 pm
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Re: John Eagle Honda Signage Report
I'd really love to see the insurance contract language that specifies the type and language of sign that must be posted. I wonder if all the companies sent out policy updates to change the language required and add 30.07 after January 1. Nobody has been able to produce it to date. 