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Cooperative Insurance Companies Control Law

Makes insurance in the Kingdom cooperative through licensed joint stock companies, and governs their formation and supervision, insurance dispute committees and penalties.

LawRoyal Decree M/322/6/1424H · 31 July 2003Finance, Tax & Insurance

In brief

Makes insurance in the Kingdom cooperative through licensed joint stock companies, and governs their formation and supervision, insurance dispute committees and penalties.

Summary of the law

Key points

  • Insurance disputes are heard by committees formed by the Council of Ministers (Article 20); take a rejected claim there after complaining to the insurer.
  • Some articles, including those on the committees, are amended; see the notes under them.

A plain-language summary prepared by Al-Bayan Al-Wadih Law Firm, focused on the violations and problems that come up most in daily life. It is not a substitute for the official text or for legal advice.

What it covers

  • Form of insurance
  • Licensing and supervision
  • Insurance dispute committees
  • Penalties

Timeline

  1. Amendments: Royal Decree M/10 · 1/5/1420H. Amendment to some articles (shown on the law's page at the Bureau of Experts)
  2. Issued: Royal Decree M/32 · 2/6/1424H
  3. Amendments: Royal Decree M/30 · 27/5/1434H. Amendment to some articles (shown on the law's page at the Bureau of Experts)

Full record of amendments and regulations at the official source

Official text at the Bureau of Experts

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Full official text

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