Domestic companies incorporated by special acts, whose charters grant authority to transact insurance within a limited or defined territory, may, notwithstanding such limitations, transact insurance anywhere outside the limits specified in the charter, subject to all general laws applicable to such companies.
Mass. Gen. Laws ch. 175, § 31A
Domestic companies formed by special acts; extension of territorial limits
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