Oregon Code § 742.254·Enacted ·Last updated March 01, 2026
Statute Text
Mutual
fire insurance policy cancellation.
(1) A mutual fire insurer may cancel or terminate any fire insurance policy by
giving the insured five days written notice and returning to the insured any
unearned assessment computed pro rata.
(2) A mutual fire
insurer shall use and issue only the standard form of policy required by ORS
742.202, except that:
(a) It is not
required upon cancellation of the insurance policy or certificate of membership
to return any part of any policy, certificate, membership or inspection fee
that may have been charged.
(b) Where a
definite part of the amount charged has been collected for and designated as an
expense assessment, it may by bylaw determine the amount of refund that shall
be made from such expense assessment.
(c) If it is on
an assessment basis, levying assessments at such times and in such amounts as
are necessary to defray its losses and expenses, it may provide by bylaw that
no part of the assessments shall be returned.
(d) If it is
organized for the insurance of a single class of risks and the assessment
charged in a flat sum, it may provide in the insurance policy that no return
assessment shall be paid upon cancellation. [Formerly 744.460 and then 743.681]
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Key Points
01Part of Oregon statutory law
02Referenced as Oregon Code § 742.254
03Subject to legislative amendments
04Consult a licensed attorney for application to specific cases
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