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14-57-202. Cash indemnity bonds of passenger carriers.
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14-57-202. Cash indemnity bonds of passenger carriers.
In any case where ordinances of any municipality require persons, firms, corporations, or associations operating motor-propelled vehicles for transportation of persons for compensation to procure liability insurance or indemnity bonds, it shall be a substantial compliance with the ordinances if the persons, firms, corporations, or associations furnish a cash indemnity bond conditioned on the same conditions as required on liability insurance policies and in such amount as required for liability insurance policies.
Source: Arkansas Code — historical release 78 (November 6, 2020) · 14-57-202
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14-57-202. Cash indemnity bonds of passenger carriers.
In any case where ordinances of any municipality require persons, firms, corporations, or associations operating motor-propelled vehicles for transportation of persons for compensation to procure liability insurance or indemnity bonds, it shall be a substantial compliance with the ordinances if the persons, firms, corporations, or associations furnish a cash indemnity bond conditioned on the same conditions as required on liability insurance policies and in such amount as required for liability insurance policies.
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