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Texas Insurance Code ch. 2211 -- FAIR Plan (Texas FAIR Plan Association), complete

Secs. 2211.001-2211.252

Publisher
Texas Legislative Council
Edition
Texas Insurance Code, official text. Publisher's own currency statement: "The statutes...
Last checked
2026-09-17
Status
US state statute
Edition and licensing notes

Publisher. Texas Legislative Council (statutes.capitol.texas.gov; document host tcss.legis.texas.gov)

Edition. Texas Insurance Code, official text. Publisher's own currency statement: "The statutes available on this website are current through the 89th 2nd Called Legislative Session, 2025. The constitutional provisions found on this website are current through the amendments approved by voters in November 2025."

Status. US state statute; public domain.

What this document is

Texas Insurance Code ch. 2211 -- FAIR Plan (Texas FAIR Plan Association), complete (Secs. 2211.001-2211.252) is a state statute published by Texas Legislative Council (statutes.capitol.texas.gov; document host tcss.legis.texas.gov). It is one of the Texas documents that insurance license exam questions are written from, including texas property & casualty, texas personal lines, texas claims adjuster practice questions. This page summarizes it and points to the official version, which is the text to rely on.

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  • Tex. Ins. Code § 2211.155(a) (Inspection Results; Reinspection)
    “If, after an inspection, the inspection bureau determines that property meets the underwriting standards established in the plan of operation, the applicant must be informed in writing of that determination and the association shall issue a policy or binder. If the property does not meet the...”
  • Tex. Ins. Code § 2211.156 (Certain Coverage Excluded)
    “The FAIR Plan may not provide windstorm and hail insurance coverage for a risk eligible for that coverage under Chapter 2210.”
  • Tex. Ins. Code § 2211.055(b), (c) (Association Duties With Respect to Policies)
    “(b) In connection with an insurance policy issued by the association: (1) service of a notice, proof of loss, legal process, or other communication with regard to the policy must be made on the association; and (2) an action by the insured constituting a claim under the policy may be brought only...”
  • Tex. Ins. Code § 2211.151 (Mandatory Coverage Provided to Certain Insureds)
    “Sec. 2211.151. MANDATORY COVERAGE PROVIDED TO CERTAIN INSUREDS. The association shall make residential property insurance available to each applicant in an underserved area whose property is insurable in accordance with reasonable underwriting standards but who, after diligent efforts, is unable to...”
  • Tex. Ins. Code § 2211.155(a), (b), (c) (Inspection Results; Reinspection)
    “Sec. 2211.155. INSPECTION RESULTS; REINSPECTION. (a) If, after an inspection, the inspection bureau determines that property meets the underwriting standards established in the plan of operation, the applicant must be informed in writing of that determination and the association shall issue a...”
  • Tex. Ins. Code § 2211.157(a), (b), (c), (d) (Coverage for Certain Windstorm and Hail Damage; Coverage for Certain Property Located Over Water)
    “Sec. 2211.157. COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN WINDSTORM AND HAIL DAMAGE; COVERAGE FOR CERTAIN PROPERTY LOCATED OVER WATER. (a) A policy issued by the association may include coverage against loss or damage by windstorm or hail for: (1) a building or other structure that is built wholly or partially over...”

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Texas Insurance Code ch. 2211 -- FAIR Plan (Texas FAIR Plan Association), complete (Secs. 2211.001-2211.252) is a state statute published by Texas Legislative Council (statutes.capitol.texas.gov; document host tcss.legis.texas.gov). Edition: Texas Insurance Code, official text. Publisher's own currency statement: "The statutes available on this website are current through the 89th 2nd Called Legislative Session, 2025. The constitutional provisions found on this website are current through the amendments approved by voters in November 2025.".

No. This page summarizes the document and links to the official version. Always rely on the text published by Texas Legislative Council (statutes.capitol.texas.gov; document host tcss.legis.texas.gov) for the current law.

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