· 11/25/1981
Automobile Trade Ass'n v. Insurance Commissioner
Citations
- 437 A.2d 199
- 292 Md. 15
- 1981 Md. LEXIS 302
How courts have described this case
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- noting that rejection of a bill is a “rather weak reed upon which to lean in ascertaining legislative intent.”
- Insurance Commissioner was authorized to adopt rules and regulations “appropriate and necessary” to implement the provisions of the Credit Life and Credit Health Insurance subtitle of the Insurance Code
- ‘‘[T]he fact that a bill on a specific subject fails of passage in the General Assembly is a rather weak reed upon which to lean in ascertaining legislative intent.”
- “[T]he fact that a bill on a specific subject fails of passage in the General Assembly is a rather weak reed upon which to lean in ascertaining legislative intent.”
- “[P]ublic purpose of assuring the solvency and financial well-being of credit life insurance companies operating within the State of Maryland” is “discernible public purpose ... within reach of the State’s police powers.”
- “[ T] he fact that a bill on a specific subject fails of passage in the General Assembly is a rather weak reed upon which to lean in ascertaining legislative intent.”
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Judges: Murphy, Smith, Digges, Eldridge, Cole, Davidson, Rodowsky
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