Plain English Breakdown
The bill did not pass and therefore will not take effect.
Cleaning Up Blighted Property Before Insurance Payment
This bill requires property and casualty insurers to make sure that blighted real property is cleaned up before paying more than one-fourth of the damages owed.
What This Bill Does
- Requires insurance companies to demand that owners clean up their blighted properties before they can receive more than a quarter of any damage payments.
- Gives the Commissioner of Insurance the power to enforce these rules and make necessary regulations.
Who It Names or Affects
- Property and casualty insurance companies in Mississippi
- Owners or insured parties with blighted real property
Terms To Know
- Blighted Real Property
- Properties that are in poor condition, often abandoned or neglected.
- Commissioner of Insurance
- The person responsible for overseeing and regulating insurance companies in a state.
Limits and Unknowns
- This bill did not pass during the session it was introduced.
- It is unclear how many properties would be considered blighted under this law.
- There are no details on what specific cleanup requirements or costs might apply to property owners.