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Section 25 - Motor Accidents Compensation Act 1999 - Third-party premiums — Zoe

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#### 25 Third-party premiums 25 Third-party premiums (cf s 15 MAA) > > (1) A licensed insurer must not charge an insurance premium for a third-party policy, except in accordance with this Part. > > > (2) The licensed insurer must file with the Authority a premium or set of premiums it proposes to charge. > > > (3) The licensed insurer may charge a premium which has not, within 6 weeks after it is filed, been rejected by the Authority and, except as provided by section 27, must not charge any other premium.

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