California · Insurance Code

INS §757: When a statement of the amount or segregation of a payroll is materially false, and an insurer, through a person employed by it in a managerial capacity, accepts the statement as the basis for the pre

Misdemeanor

What this law says, in plain English

An insurer's managerial employee commits an unlawful act by accepting a materially false payroll statement as the basis for insurance premiums when the employee knows the statement is false.

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When a statement of the amount or segregation of a payroll is materially false, and an insurer, through a person employed by it in a managerial capacity, accepts the statement as the basis for the premium on a policy, the acceptance is an unlawful act if the accepting employee knows of the falsity.

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